Dawda called this morning and woke us up. He wanted to know if he could come today and plaster the steps that he made against the wall a few days ago. Of course we told him to come. He finished… Continue Reading →
As soon as we got up this morning we started washing clothes. We picked the wrong day to wash because by the time the second load was done the sky was black; it rained heavily all morning. We hung the… Continue Reading →
We spent the bulk of the morning filling out the paperwork for the employees. Poor Donkey had to make 3 trips back to his house to get all the information we needed to help him fill out his forms and… Continue Reading →
Dawda, the mason came this morning to finish the sidewalk and build a dam at the end to divert the water. For a while I have been thinking that I would like to have a small set of stairs against… Continue Reading →
There was a change in our schedule again today. We were to visit the village of Duni but a relative of one of the church leaders died so we will have to reschedule it for next month. It had been… Continue Reading →
Donkey was back at work this morning; he said that he was running around from place to place, friend to friend trying to beg and borrow money for his son to go to Kumasi to the police academy. He said… Continue Reading →
We were settled in the house for the night when Steve got a phone call from Divine. He was at the gate to the mission house. He said that he had been bitten by a dog and he was consulting… Continue Reading →
Today is our daughter-in-law Lindsay’s birthday. Sure wish that we could be there to celebrate with her! We woke to the sound of rain. It rained heavily all night; we were so surprised that the electricity did not go off. … Continue Reading →
Divine called around noon today; he has a very difficult time getting phone reception in his village. Steve could not even hear him the first time he called. He called back and all Steve could get was that something had… Continue Reading →
Did I tell you that yesterday Donkey (Nazo) was going to spray the back field and while we were filling jerry cans with water for him it started to sprinkle. I told him that he could not spray if it… Continue Reading →
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