Category Yendi Notes

It rained yesterday so that cut our shopping a little bit short.  Steve hates to be wet but I enjoyed myself because the temperatures were cooler and the vendors were ready to sell.  They knew that when it rains not… Continue Reading →

We are sitting in the hotel in Accra. We flew down this morning. We are going to spend an extra day in Accra so I can “Shop”! Anyone that knows me knows that I love to shop. I don’t like… Continue Reading →

We had a nice walk this morning. Last night we were up till midnight trying to get things prepared for our departure from Yendi today. The exercise this morning helped to jump start us for today’s activities. Most of our… Continue Reading →

At 5:30 this morning Iddrisu called and woke us up out of sleep asking if he could take his holiday so he could spray his field. These people forget that we don’t get up before dawn like they do during… Continue Reading →

Divine stopped by on his way back from Tamale to pick up his motorcycle.  I don’t know if you remember that the Church at Kpamang started a school a few years back for the children in 4 or 5 of… Continue Reading →

We are so excited that our oldest grandson Taylor was baptized.  He called us at 1:00 in the wee hours of the morning but we did not mind getting a wakeup call for such joyous news!  I told him that… Continue Reading →

After going and coming a couple times we finally bought a bicycle for Tichak the night watchman.   We went to the mechanic first thing this morning to see if he had found one yet.  We understood him to say that… Continue Reading →

It rained heavily during the night. We woke to clear skies but by the time we had taken our walk the clouds had started to gather. It started raining around 8:30 and rained on and off until noon. The reservoir… Continue Reading →

Steve taught the continuing education classes to the workers this morning.  One of the lessons was on baby formula and the other was on Ebola.  Steve thought that since the Ebola is back in the Congo it was time to… Continue Reading →

Mr. Iddrisu and Zorash were both late for work this morning.  Fortunately Amina, Nazo’s wife came very early; as soon as she got here she started roasting the corn.  If she had not come early we would not have gotten… Continue Reading →