Author TaylorsInGhana

Oops!  I almost forgot to write the Yendi Notes!  Steve had already gone to bed but he is up now!  Ha!  Isn’t he the lucky one?  He said that he would send them as soon as I finished writing them.  … Continue Reading →

We are back in Ghana.  We arrived this morning around 7:40 (Ghana time).  We had an uneventful flight which is always a “good thing”.  All of our luggage arrived with us and we did not have any problems going through… Continue Reading →

We were only in Ghana for about half the month; we left on the 13th so we could attend our granddaughter Faith’s high school graduation ceremony on Thursday, the 15th.  The work continues even though we are not in Yendi; the… Continue Reading →

Our lap top stopped working this afternoon.  I am sending this email on Steve’s American cell phone.  This will be an abbreviated email because I am hunting and pecking to write it.  I see that little speaker thing at the… Continue Reading →

We were up before the alarm went off at 6am this morning. Luckily, we were able to get 95% of our “To do “list finished last night. Red, our part time driver arrived around 7 am. Poor Skeeter was whining for… Continue Reading →

We have everything marked off our list that we can do tonight!  The rest of the things are last minute things that have to be done just before we walk out of the house.  These things are: cover the bed… Continue Reading →

We have been rushing around all day long!  We have only sat down to eat; we must eat; we must keep up our strength!  The list of things that we have to do in order to get the mission house… Continue Reading →

Zorash did not come to work today; she went to the hospital to have her knee x-rayed.  If you remember several weeks ago she had an accident on her motorcycle and we tried in vain to get her to go… Continue Reading →

We were disappointed today because the Nestle’s guy that we ordered the formula from 2 months ago called a couple days ago and asked if we still wanted the formula.  We ordered 30 cases; he said that he could only… Continue Reading →

Mr. Iddrisu had his brother come to the mission house this morning and raise mounds in the front field to plant cassava in.  The cassava mounds and the yam mounds are made the same way.  They make a mound that… Continue Reading →