Our freezer died today! It took us a few days to realize that it was not freezing! This is the freezer that we were keeping the frozen fruit for Skeeter in. The fruit was still frosty so we cleared out… Continue Reading →
Red stopped by this morning. He is buying a new truck that has a crane on the back, sort of like a tow truck but it is also a dump truck and the tow arm is not stationary; it can… Continue Reading →
Today is our anniversary! I did not realize that our anniversary was today until Steve told me! He said that we have been married 48 years. We told the ladies that work at the Child Center and they were amazed… Continue Reading →
We worked on the payroll almost the whole afternoon. We might have gotten it finished but we were called away several times. Zorash called me late this afternoon to let me know that a lady selling fabric stopped by her… Continue Reading →
Another day spent in Tamale! We did not get off as early as we wanted to this morning because we got to visiting with Donkey and he is always full of stories. I love his stories because most of the… Continue Reading →
We still haven’t heard anything about the green pickup so I took the red pickup to the bush this morning. Since it is the newest of all the vehicles I try not to take it if I can help it… Continue Reading →
After our walk this morning we packed some of the suitcases that we will take home. Well, mostly I packed and Steve weighed. You know that I am a determined packer! I want to get every ounce that I can… Continue Reading →
Steve was gone for the bulk of the day. The last Friday of the month is the busiest day of the month because that is the day the evangelists and church leaders come in for the monthly class. He did… Continue Reading →
The doctor told Mr. Iddrisu that he could try a round of Prednisolone for his back pain. No one has ever prescribed Prednisolone for him. Our niece Lyndie is the one that suggested it. We went to the pharmacy and… Continue Reading →
Two of the babies that went to Tamale came to the Center this morning to pick up the transport money that we promised them. The doctor in Yendi thinks that one of them might have had a stroke and the… Continue Reading →
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