Kandie and I were on the road by 6:30 this morning. Our destination for the day was Tamale. We had a lot of business that needed to be done. Our first stop was Japan Motors to drop off the blue… Continue Reading →
The air conditioner man got the window air conditioner fixed. Now we can eat cool again. This little unit is in one of the bedrooms of the main house. Several years ago we turned this room into a little office,… Continue Reading →
Happy Halloween! No one celebrates Halloween in this area even though most of them believe in witches, spirits, dwarfs (sort of like Leprechauns) and all sorts of magic and mystical stuff. I think I will dress up like a “missionary”!… Continue Reading →
Yesterday we went to town to look for a new belt for my sewing machine. We had to ask several people before we found one. Talk about “language barrier”! One guy tried to tell us where to go and this… Continue Reading →
We were not as rushed this morning to get to our destination at Yawondo. The road to the village is about half mile down the road from Timothy Niligrini’s house. This meant Timothy didn’t have to drive in to the… Continue Reading →
We spent almost the whole day in the little office attached to our bedroom working on the books. We will not be here at the beginning of next year when the new minimum wage goes into effect. We have to… Continue Reading →
Today was wash day; not a normal wash day but today was the day to wash the sheets on the guest beds. We also washed the light blankets; yes, we do need a light blanket in the night when the… Continue Reading →
Mr. Iddrisu and Nazo moved the rubble for the second time this morning. Mr. Iddrisu was very apologetic for putting it in the wrong place the first time. We told him that it was just a problem with the “Language… Continue Reading →
We are in a rush but then what’s new? We just got back in the house after going to the market. I think I have enough time to get the Notes written before it is time to go to Bible… Continue Reading →
We had a few sun glasses that Kandie drug out this morning before the workers arrived. When they got here they were having the biggest time going through the sun glasses and looking at themselves in the mirror to see… Continue Reading →
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