This is what my dad's birthday card looked like--I was just glad that they all fit on the front! The Zambian Postal Service raised the international postage rates drastically in December, from K5 to K25, but they haven't printed bigger denomination stamps yet. Good thing my dad loves stamps!
More boxes were unpacked and distributed; these ones are lots of lovely new school supplies. I totally get excited about binders, pens, and notebooks...
It's that time of year again--the time when you always have laundry drying in your house! My drying racks basically don't get put away from January till April. In this case, this is my damp laundry that came back from the school wash, so I went ahead and put it on hangers to more greatly facilitate putting it away.
In Rally I'm helping one girl at a time make a sheet of recycled paper while the others make paper beads. Here are a few of them, hard at work.
Well, I'm off this weekend, so I'm going to go do a bit more marking before I put it away for the evening. God is good!
Just wanted to thank you for your blog. I will try to remember to pray for you and the work at Sakeji school.
ReplyDeleteIn Christ,
Esther