Fortunately, there were not so many mothers at the Child Center this morning because Steve and I abandoned ship half way through the morning to help Red and his apprentice hang the chain link fencing on the monkey house. That… Continue Reading →
Yesterday 163 children came to the Center; most of them got a set of clothes but some of them were too big for the clothes that we had so we gave them bracelets that were left over from the previous… Continue Reading →
I did not get a final count on the number of babies and children that came through the Child Center this morning to get a set of clothes but we gave out more than 90 sets. We were tired at… Continue Reading →
YENDI NOTES MONTHLY APRIL 2026 Our area is still waiting for the rains to come. We have gotten several showers but the heavier rains usually will begin in late May. We are just happy there was enough rain to help… Continue Reading →
I sure do miss Jim Clark writing the Yendi Notes! I wonder if he could write them from the States? Ha! We had a busy day at the Child Center; we were giving out clothes again today. Many of the… Continue Reading →
This morning around 7:30 Timothy Niligrini telephoned saying that he would not be able to go to the village of Nalongni today. He said that one of his cousins at Jagrido, Timothy’s family’s village, had died and he was required… Continue Reading →
We are back in Yendi! We left the hotel this morning earlier than we needed to because we needed to stop at the Forex and change money before we headed to the airport. Steve called Immanuel, the taxi driver that… Continue Reading →
When we checked into the hotel yesterday afternoon the rooms were very hot! The refrigerator in our room was not working so the manager had a repairman to come and work on it. The air conditioning in Jim and Pam’s… Continue Reading →
Yendi Notes Well, this will be my last installment of the Yendi Notes as Pam and I will be flying home tomorrow evening, Lord willing. It has been an enriching experience even though we have been here before. Our dearest… Continue Reading →
Last evening in Yendi for the Clark’s visit. The day began with a very early wakeup call to be at the tour area again for a 7:00 am tour of the Mole Park. Early morning is a completely different experience in that… Continue Reading →
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