It started raining in the middle of the night and it rained all morning and part of the afternoon. The heaviest rain came around 6:30 this morning. I wish we had a rain gauge because we got a lot of… Continue Reading →
Steve went up to the hospital this afternoon to check on the 10 year old girl that had to have so much blood. She had been discharged with no real diagnosis; they said that most likely it was Malaria and… Continue Reading →
Donkey and Mr. Iddrisu worked on the erosion that is in the lane that leads to the back of the property. We still had rubble left from the cement wall that fell down so we had them first put down… Continue Reading →
We were back in Tamale today. Japan motors called last week to tell us that the new handle for the van had come in and to set up an appointment to put it on. Today was our day. It takes… Continue Reading →
The little 11 month old girl that cannot stand or crawl is in Tamale at the hospital. Her mother took her back today; the doctor said that as soon as she deposits the money he will do the surgery. As… Continue Reading →
We went out to Kulkpeni for worship this morning. Several of the older men requested for me to come and have a discussion about some ideas that have popped up that needed to be addressed after services with the congregation…. Continue Reading →
When Donkey and Mr. Iddrisu came to work this morning they were dressed in their good clothes because we were going to go to the palace to greet the Ya-Na, the king of Dagbon. We had not seen him since… Continue Reading →
The men that attended the monthly class were very happy to get the monetary gift to be able to buy corn for their families. After the class was over Steve distributed the money. Daniel, Timothy Niligrini’s brother stood up on… Continue Reading →
Donkey’s friend that we wanted to hire to help Donkey haul blocks could not come today because he had to go to his farm. Donkey said that he and Mr. Iddrisu would start hauling the blocks without the extra manpower…. Continue Reading →
We were about to sit down to eat lunch when Red and his helper showed up. Red is our go to man when we need something made. For the past few days Red has been working on a new sleeping… Continue Reading →
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