Stories from life in Niger
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While I am busy planning for our aid distribution to begin and a short term team to arrive, I thought I would show you more of Harriet! We have a new addition to our family – this is Harriet the turtle! She is an African Spurred thigh Sulcata tortoise.
And you wonder why I have become more of a vegetarian here. And this is not the exception to the rule, this is the every day occurrence. I see meat packed in the trunks of taxis, laying on the side of the road and crammed into trucks like this almost every day...
A Cockroach- I am not afraid of bugs. I kill large biting ants, termites, mosquitoes and spiders with frightening regularity. But cockroaches…..something about those guys just makes me run the other direction! Thankfully here in our house we have had very few. With last nights cockroach that makes 4
Some times events in our life here in Niger remind us of how closely we need to be walking with the Lord, how much we need to rely on Him and trust the call He has put on our lives to work here. Today I would ask you to
I wanted to post to let you all know a little bit about what Paul has been up to as well. These last few months he has been working to build a water well form (which I have mentioned in previous posts). Well a few weeks ago he finished up
Today is a big day in our house. It is Bennett’s 5th Birthday! I can’t believe that so much time has passed already, that my sweet little baby is all boy now and a bundle of energy, long legs and words as fast as his little mouth can form them!
Hey there! Sorry we have been a little absent! Month end has been crazy busy! I had been wanting to post this little fun picture and story, so i will do it today! Everyone who knows me knows that one of the things I miss here in Niger is
I figured that it would be appropriate to write today about the events of yesterday. Many of you sent notes, or called or skyped us yesterday as you heard about events unfolding here in Niamey. So we will recount for you what happened as far as we experienced. It was
A week or so ago I went to the wedding of one of the other girls in my hut class. Fatimatou is in her early twenties and this is not her first marriage. It still is a shock to see how young the girls are married off, and no surprise
If you have not read parts one and two check out these links first! Grain Aid Program Part One Grain Aid Program Part Two So now that you know all about the need here in Niger, where we are giving out food, what we are
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