Author TaylorsInGhana

We spent 80% of our day sitting at the computer!  Boring!  We were working on the annual tax returns for not only ourselves but for the employees, the Child Center and the church.  We had tons of documents to fill… Continue Reading →

At 9:30 this morning the van driver arrived for us to go to the airport. He had the van loaded so Kandie and I jumped in the van after counting the bags. Guess what? The van wouldn’t start! It wouldn’t… Continue Reading →

We are back in Ghana.  We left in a hurry when our precious sister-in-law Shelly Reynolds died!  Her death was such a shock to her family.  She was the wife of my (Kandie’s) brother Buz who died a few years… Continue Reading →

Guest Author: Jordan Taylor At 7:30, we awoke to what sounded like the jingle of an ice-cream truck that was loud and just would not stop, no matter how long we tried to sleep through it. Mom informed us that… Continue Reading →

Guest Author: Charity Holladay We were scheduled to leave for shopping at 9:00am. However, Mom (Kandie), Dad (Steve), Faith, and I were all up around 6:30am. So we got ready and ventured out on a walk to see what we could find… Continue Reading →

Well, after many hours we are finally in Accra!  We were a little late leaving the mission house because we were trying to tie up all the loose ends.  We left at 10:00.  Jordan and Lindsay wanted to make one last… Continue Reading →

Hello People!  It has been a long time since I have written the Yendi Notes; in case you have not already figured it out I (Kandie) am writing tonight’s notes.   We are running around like chickens with our heads cut… Continue Reading →

Guest Author: Lindsay Taylor It is still hot! The high today was 102 with a heat index of 115. The electricity has been sporadic today. It has repeatedly dimmed, blinked, or gone out throughout the day. We have lost count… Continue Reading →

Guest Author: Faith Holladay  My day started at 5:40am. I had caught the bug. If you read yesterday’s notes you know Lindsay was sick. I guess it was my turn. But thanks to some Lomotil and Sprite I was feeling well… Continue Reading →

Guest Author: Jordan Taylor Buckle your seatbelts. These notes are longer than usual and have some content that is not for the squeamish. The hotel accommodations in Tamale were good, quite a step up from those at Mole.  Still, there… Continue Reading →