We have been helping a boy that was born without elbows; anyway, that is the way the doctor described it. We sent him to several hospitals for evaluation to see if they could do surgery or braces or anything to… Continue Reading →
At least we didn’t have a vehicle problem today for our visit to Jomani ; a village located east of Yendi. In fact, this village is on the same road we have traveled the last three Sundays. The sky was… Continue Reading →
It rained most of the night and it rained several times today. Donkey said that the rain was so heavy last night that the water got up into his house. It has done that in past years and we have… Continue Reading →
We were up late last night. We had our first ever “Zoom” meeting with one of the congregations that has been supporting us for years. The whole process was very strange! Steve had done a Zoom meeting during Covid with… Continue Reading →
We were seriously short-handed at the Child Center this morning. Meri was the first to let us know she would not be coming to work at all today; 2 of her children were sick; the youngest one had a fever… Continue Reading →
We have been inundated with gun fire again today! It is threatening to rain; I hope that it does because if it rains the people will have to go back home. This festival is mostly an outdoor event. The people… Continue Reading →
Donkey did not come to work today and he will be out tomorrow too because of all the things that are going on at the palace in connection with the big festival. The men were picking rice again today which… Continue Reading →
Today was wash day! It was cloudy all day but it was not raining. We got the clothes washed and hung out early this morning so they had enough time to dry. I had hoped that it would be a… Continue Reading →
Well, it is as the old song they used to sing on “Hee Haw” that goes” if it wasn’t for bad luck I wouldn’t have any luck at all “; today is one of those days. Our mission today was… Continue Reading →
Timothy is in the middle of the addition to his sewing shop. He is on a time crunch; the inspectors are going to make an impromptu visit to see if his shop is nice enough and big enough for a… Continue Reading →
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