Hello everyone, This is Parker speaking today. Hope you all are having a great day, but we started today off with waking up around 8:30. Then I got something little to eat because I needed to take my malaria medicine. Then… Continue Reading →
We are back at the mission house!! It was so nice to see Skeeter welcoming us home from our trip to Mole (game reserve). We have been on the road for a few days and I am ready for a… Continue Reading →
Well, I guess it’s my turn to write the Yendi Notes. I am Taylor Holladay, oldest grandson of Stephen and Kandie Taylor, oldest son of Marcus and Charity Holladay, and supposedly a nephew to a monkey. Let me go ahead… Continue Reading →
We had a full day of driving! We left the mission house this morning at 5:30 and headed to Bolgatanga. It took longer than we expected because the road was terrible; it was full of potholes and in places it… Continue Reading →
Hi guys, this is Parker typing to everyone today. Hope y’all are doing great. To start off today we woke up about 8:30. We all got ready and went down to the Child Center to get it all set up and… Continue Reading →
What a wonderful time we have had so far!! Taylor, Parker, and I (Charity) set off for Ghana on Saturday morning. Our flight was early so we arrived at Huntsville Airport at 5:30 am. This was Parker’s first time to fly. He… Continue Reading →
There were no Yendi Notes last night because we were just making a short one-night trip to Accra to pick up our daughter Charity, and 2 of our grandsons, Taylor and Parker. We decided to travel as light as we could. Steve… Continue Reading →
My brother Paul is flying the “friendly skies” or maybe the not so friendly skies. He has a straight across flight so he should be sleeping in his own bed tonight. We just talked to Red, after he dropped Paul… Continue Reading →
It rained off and on all morning, and part of the afternoon. Fortunately, all the workers made it to work today! This afternoon the sun poked its head out so I washed another load of clothes. By the time that… Continue Reading →
My brother Paul left this morning at 6:00. I got up early enough to make Red, the driver, an egg sandwich. I also sent him 2 pieces of fried chicken and a couple sugared Cokes. Paul said that he did… Continue Reading →
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