We left the house this morning at 6:45 headed to Tamale. We had to turn in the book work to the auditor today and we needed to change money. Yesterday afternoon before Mr. Iddrisu went home he told us that… Continue Reading →
We heard from 2 of the hair lipped babies parents today. They wanted to let us know that they were on the bus headed to Ho for the surgery. We are not sure how many babies and parents are on… Continue Reading →
Another hot day! The heat index this afternoon was 133 degrees. Steve said, “You know it is hot when a Ghanaian says it is HOT!” As soon as Steve and I got up this morning we started the fires for… Continue Reading →
This morning we had to move the pile of sand that was left over from last year’s new garage project. We have been intending to move the pile for months but just never got around to it. You notice I… Continue Reading →
Of all the years that Kandie and I have lived here in Yendi this month’s weather seemed to be the most trying physically. There were many days when the temperature was 115 degrees or above with heat indexes that ranged… Continue Reading →
As soon as we got back from our walk this morning we headed to town to look for the water proofing paint. We were in luck this morning. The lady had found the paint but she had some bad news… Continue Reading →
We had a good visit with the congregation at Bungbali today; we being Kandie, Timothy Niligrini, and yours truly. It was extra special because we also had the visiting congregation from Tumbu attending the worship service. Bungbali and Tumbu are… Continue Reading →
Nazo finished painting the building at Kulkpeni. He ran out of paint and could not finish all the trim on the building that we put new doors in but that is ok because before the seminar at the end of… Continue Reading →
When we took Nazo, the day man / painter, out to Kulkpeni this morning we also took the battery powered chain saw, the window and door locks, screws and drill. While we were there we cut all the branches off… Continue Reading →
At 7:00 this morning we loaded up the pickup with Nazo, the day man / painter, the ladder, paint, water, and Nazo’s bicycle and headed out to Kulkpeni to show Nazo exactly what we wanted painted. Nazo is sort of… Continue Reading →
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