Here are a few picture of random things we've been doing here and random people we've met.
This is Krista and Senziwe at the Civic Center. Krista meets with her almost everyday and after the lesson they talk and talk and laugh like little girls.
I am actually getting used to all the spiders here. This is a wall spider. (I don't think that is their official name. : )
They are everywhere, but stay on the wall, ceiling or floor and do not get into my stuff so I don't kill them on sight like I usually do with spiders. : ) I still can not stand the daddy long legs. They are just so creepy. : P
This has been our classroom for the last five weeks. Rachel is glad to have the white board gone and the living room looking livable now.
One day Krista, Rachel, and I walked to the store for groceries and I was able to use my wonderful backpack to carry stuff back to the house. It was fun.
Who says it doesn't get cold in Africa?
One day I made Roasted Tomato and Feta scones. They were very yummy, with lots of cream and butter in them how could they not be?
This is Tobi at the Civic Center teaching Wada and Tshapang. They are two teenage friends that come together for lessons. They are usually there already waiting for Tobi when we drive up. Tobi has not been able to meet with them for awhile. He is hoping to contact them again this week.
Krista's birthday party on the 11th. Rachel made a wonderful black forest cake with strawberry jam instead of cherry pie filling. It was delicious!
And, for the record, the Hammetts have us Humphreys totally beat as the world's worst Happy Birthday singers. : )
Trust me, we have proof.
Here is Krista with all Mazula's kids in the back seat of the Prado. Mazula is one of the main men at the mission here.
A picture taking on our return journey from Kasane. We think we have bad potholes in Alaska! : )
The best things on a long road trips.
Naps and an Ipod.
Here is a picture of the church services here in Francistown on Sunday.
