When I say they teach them young in the village...I mean it! Thought you'd enjoy this little one making some bread for lunch. The 'oven' is behind her, where they slap the dough on the side to cook.
Her family lives across from the clinic. She's a new favorite. (The blonde hair can't be explained...definitely sticks out a bit.)
In each village we visit, they graciously give us an 'attendant' to escort us around. On this day, I thought I should document our three attendants taking us to a house for lunch. All under 10.
A local friend and I enjoyed a little 'trek' to this village (top left) for the survey. When we got there we found out everyone living there was from the same family! There last name in English means 'village'. That's pretty fitting, I'd say. :)
This is what we found in the house we ate lunch at!
Back to the city!
Even though I've only been gone for 2 months...it seemed longer and I was really missing me some L. How good He is! It was quite a blessing to get to spend time together, whether cooking dinner, riding donkeys, or catching up on what He's teaching us. Did I forget to mention...she's amazing?!
We started out our time with a little crocheting lesson. Me and Big O giving it a try.
L was having too much fun, if you ask me.
Then up the mountain for a picnic!
Picture time...
Eatin' time...
Donkey ridin' time...
(I know. I make it look so easy.)
It was also good to see the kids again. Just to make sure they haven't forgotten Aunt Ayo!
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