Dawda, the mason finished the gutter system this afternoon.  It looks very nice but Red is going to have a hard time building a ramp to jump over the gutter so that the building continues to be wheelchair accessible.   We… Continue Reading →

Dawda, the mason, started making the gutter in the front of the Child Center.  He had not been digging very long before he hit a water line and flooded the area he was working.  We did not know what the… Continue Reading →

The baby with the growth on the side of her face went back to Tamale to the doctor again today.  We still do not have a diagnosis as to what is wrong with the child.  The last time they went… Continue Reading →

Red was here again this morning working on Paul’s truck.  He worked on it most of the day.  This afternoon he brought Aboochi, the carpenter/roofer to take a look at it.  Now I am not sure what a carpenter has… Continue Reading →

We had the opportunity to visit the congregation at Bakpaba this morning. I had put the bench together yesterday so all I had to do was tie it down in the truck bed. I had to replace one of the… Continue Reading →

It is raining and the electricity is off but the generator is on!  What a wonderful sound!  We did more laundry today and the sun shone almost all day. Red, the part time driver / handy man brought the truck… Continue Reading →

When we went for our walk this morning we met Dauda, the mason.  He wanted to know when we were going to start the next project on the back property.  We told him that now that the lease is in… Continue Reading →

Tomorrow is a holiday; the Child Center is not open on Friday so Meri and Amama took today off for their holiday.  Zorash owed us a couple days so she came to work today.  Mr. Iddrisu borrowed money to buy… Continue Reading →

All the workers were happy to see us this morning.  Around noon I started cooking lunch and if any of you have ever experienced “Cooking with Kandie” I am like a tornado in the kitchen.  I get food cooked quickly… Continue Reading →

We are back in Yendi.  We got here around 8:00 this evening which is far later than we like to travel.  We took the last flight out of Accra to give the goldsmith enough time to do the repairs on… Continue Reading →