I had the pickup already fueled and ready to go this morning for our trip to Nakpa. I had suggested to Timothy Niligrini the other day we should try to leave at 7:30. You never know what is going to… Continue Reading →
The mason finished and was cleaning up his tools when he remembered to check the rain gutter. There is one place that always leaks. He climbed on the roof and found the problem. He has another job but when he… Continue Reading →
We are back in Yendi. We had to have some copies of a booklet made this morning. It took them longer than we thought it would to make the copies but they look really nice. We thought that they would… Continue Reading →
We are sitting in the hotel in Tamale. We came over this afternoon to pick up Steve’s nursing license, the one we tried to pick up a couple weeks ago but could not because the network was down. Well, we… Continue Reading →
This afternoon we went to town to buy formula and cereal for the orphan babies at the Child Center. I had the keys to the house sitting in my lap. When I jumped out to go into the market I… Continue Reading →
The roofers are gone! Hoorah! We were so happy that they finally finished the work. There are a few imperfections but I guess that is to be expected with any project. For the most part we are well pleased with… Continue Reading →
Our oldest grandson Taylor fainted at school today; he landed on his face and busted his nose and lip. Right now he is at the doctor’s office. It is times like these that make it difficult for us to be… Continue Reading →
While we were out walking early this morning I called Timothy Niligrini and asked him if we could leave for Bakpaba a little earlier than usual. Of course he said that was fine with him. Bakpaba is south of Yendi… Continue Reading →
We finally got the washing machine hooked back up this afternoon. We have not been able to do any washing in the past 10 days. It is amazing how much laundry can back up in 10 days. When they pulled… Continue Reading →
We had barely gotten out of bed this morning when Divine the evangelist called to tell us that they had a terrible rain/wind storm last night and that the roofs were taken off his round houses. He said that everything… Continue Reading →
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