When we got up this morning we noticed a man at the front gate. He seemed agitated; he sat on his motorcycle a little while, then he sat on the ground, then he sat on the gate buttress, then he was back… Continue Reading →
We got back from Tamale around 3:00 this afternoon. We drove in and out of the rain as we came to Yendi. We had a couple things to do this morning before we could leave Tamale. We went to Immigrations and filled… Continue Reading →
We, Jack, Red and I, went to Bolgatanga today while Steve flew to Accra to take care of some business. We had a wonderful time. Usually when we go to Bolgatanga it is on one of the hottest days of the year…. Continue Reading →
First thing this morning Kandie washed a load of clothes for Jack because we planned to go to Tamale in the afternoon. After going though the bucket ordeal of fetching water (because I still have not got the cistern pump hooked up yet)… Continue Reading →
You know, there are some days that will stick in your mind forever. Today is one of those days for me. It all began with Kandie, Jack, and me picking up Timothy at his house and traveling to Nalongni for services. Our biggest… Continue Reading →
Yesterday evening when we got back from Tamale the electricity was off. Since we have a big generator we were not worried about the lights being off. A couple hours after Steve started the generator Tichak, the watchman, told us that the lights… Continue Reading →
We spent the whole day in Tamale. We were successful in getting Jack’s visa renewed. Jack can now stay in Ghana until November 22nd if he wants to but he will be leaving with us the first part of November. We also… Continue Reading →
A new set of twins came to the Center this morning. They were very small when they were born. They are both girls; one’s birth weight was 3lbs and the other one weighed 3.5lbs. The mother and grandmother brought the babies to the… Continue Reading →
I was feeling particularly lazy today and decided that I did not want to cook anything for supper; actually I forgot to take anything out of the freezer to thaw so I really did not have anything to cook. We decided we will… Continue Reading →
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