I had just been awake a few minutes this morning when I got a telephone call from Timothy Niligrini asking if we could leave an hour earlier than we planned for our visit to the village of Kulkpanga.  I had… Continue Reading →

By 8:30 this morning I had two loads of washing done and recycled the rinse water to be used for flushing the toilets and watering our tree. We started growing this tree last year from a branch that was broken… Continue Reading →

It was a quiet day around the compound. Nazo is the only worker here on Fridays and he had asked to be excused so he could go to a funeral today of one of the Regent’s elders. The first portion… Continue Reading →

It was another dry, blustery day around Yendi.  Just like yesterday the mothers were very slow in coming to the Center.  We were happy to see the two surviving babies from a set of triplets that came this morning. The… Continue Reading →

It wasn’t long this morning before the wind started picking up and by 9am it was like I was living in a dust bowl out West during the 1930’s.  Of course I’m not old enough to have gone through that… Continue Reading →

It was a bright, sunny day with lots of nice wafts of hot breezes in the air.  At one time this afternoon I thought there might be a storm brewing because the wind really picked up like it does before… Continue Reading →

This morning I awoke to the sound of my cell phone ringing.  It was Brother Divine from Kpamang. He was calling to update me about the plan the village is trying to make with a contractor to build a dam… Continue Reading →

After getting the green pickup ready yesterday for today’s visit to the bush I was not happy when I tried to start it this morning and it failed.  I guess it is time to go to town sometime and purchase… Continue Reading →

Amama fulfilled her promise to come today.  After she arrived I put her to washing the dishes. After doing the dishes she hopped on the ironing of the clothes that I had washed the other day. While she was doing… Continue Reading →