The rain started falling before the day dawned and continued till 9am. We were scheduled to visit the Church at Jagrido so I telephone Timothy to see if it was raining at Kulkpeni. He said it was but we would try… Continue Reading →

We spent a couple hours hanging razor wire this morning before it got too hot.  Steve said we were more than half way finished hanging the wire.  Nazo helped us when he came to work.  Zorash said she did not… Continue Reading →

Steve is in the kitchen frying okra and plantain.  Zorash called a little while ago and said that there was a man in her neighborhood that had a back yard garden; he was selling cabbage and other things.  We met… Continue Reading →

We are so excited; we just got word from our son-in-law Marcus that he is going to come and help us with the seminar this year!  What a happy day!  He is in the process of getting his passport and… Continue Reading →

Steve went to the continuing education class at the hospital this morning which meant we were short-handed at the Child Center and then Mr. Iddrisu did not come to work today.  We are not sure where he is but we… Continue Reading →

We are back in Yendi after “Plan B” turned to “Plan C”!  Last night Steve received a text from Ms. Hawa, the Social Welfare officer that was going to write a letter for us to take to Immigrations explaining that… Continue Reading →

We are once again in Tamale.  We had planned on coming over this morning; doing our business and then returning to Yendi late this afternoon but things did not work out as we planned.  It is time to renew our… Continue Reading →

When Timothy arrived this morning he said he thought we were supposed to go to his family’s village Jagrido today until it dawned on him we were going to Jakpumba, a village off of the Bimbilla Road.  It really didn’t… Continue Reading →

Divine was here again this morning when we got up.  This is the second day for the masons to work on the school kitchen.  This morning he said they needed another trip of sand and 2 more bags of cement. … Continue Reading →

Divine called so early this morning that he woke us up.  I hate to be woken up by the phone ringing; it scares me and I immediately wonder what awful thing has happened!  Divine had come into Yendi to pick… Continue Reading →