Here are some of the ladies from Mondays across the border. Some of them are having a difficult time participating in their co-ops, so after the bible story I read them the story of “The Little Red Hen”. Boy, did …
Roy found this orchid locally, growing on a tree. Many of the local orchids are smaller and light colored. Looks sort of like a waterfall, eh? Thank you Lord, for your amazing creation.
There’s a nice cool place on the grass near the hospital storerooms where Fulani women from the hospital gather in the afternoons. They chat and giggle and do each other’s hair, watch their small children, and do their two afternoon …
What a crowd we’ve had at the nutrition center continually all this year. In this photo, the kids are wearing the warm clothes, yes, warm clothes and knit caps that caring folks in Sweden sent in a recent ocean container. …
It looks like it’s a tedious process, but it must be worth it, ‘cuz who doesn’t like cinnamon? The ag guys cut some small branches and cut the bark off and scraped the outer layer of skin off. Then as …
Roy has been going to a friend’s house to watch the some of the world cup soccer matches. A few of our friends here have satellite dishes to receive just a couple of channels. This happens to be Simeon’s house, …
Here are the “flowers” blooming in our family – our grandkids!
Maddie
Sawyer, dressed in the proper equipment for watering the rocks, smile
Elaina, practicing the balance beam?
Nadege (nutrition garden supervisor) and I meet every Monday afternoon with a group of Muslim women. We chat and we talk about garden co-ops and health and we tell bible stories. Here are photos of the faithful 3, Apiruuwa, Hajara, …
First, the students plus a couple of friends, in blue and red, had a volleyball match against the professors and a couple of their friends. The profs lost 4 out of 5 matches, but a good time was had by …
