with her! Small world..and a surprise.
The third
snapshot of Africa is much
pleasanter! We heard an authoritative young
female voice outside our heavy metal gate. For once, we were the ones looking
through the cracks…not the kids looking at the Muzungoes!
A young girl
about 10-11 years old had a bunch of neighborhood kids lined up, doing
calisthenics! Then she organized kind of
an obstacle course. etc. It was amazing! We were so impressed! Just what these kids needed…a born teacher in
their midst!
Sue had some “dumdums”
(little suckers) and decided to give them to the kids then…having at least 50
and there were about 15 kids there. By
the time the girl had them in line, there were MORE than 50! It was quite a scene, but we relied on the
girl…and our saying “no line,no sweets”
So….another
glimpse of Africa.
Now off to help Sue get ready for Peter’s Birthday party…41. We were invited to his “real” party at 6:00
last night. When did it begin? 6:00
p.m. We decided this was a little short
notice…and we were all “too pooped to pop”…as they” used to say! Today he told us that he had never had a birthday
party before and didn’t really know what to do!
TIA!
Goodbye…and
I’d love for you to tell me who’s looking at this and your thoughts! Love,
Stevie
Hi Mom! I'm loving being able to read about all of your adventures. I'm glad you are able to share your incredible recipe-making-skills with the Africans you are meeting ;-) Sorry I'm not commenting each time I read. I often read on "break" at work and the computers there won't let me comment. It was great Skyping with you Thursday! I love you and am praying for you everyday!
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