Glimpses of our Life in Ghana

Last Saturday I was suddenly inspired to take pictures. I'm not a huge picture taker but I love having the memories. Friday Kenny was off for May Day. In Ghana May Day is a little like Labor Day in the US. So our Saturday was more relaxed then normal. Our electric went out in the morning and stayed off till we were at church Sunday morning. So that made our day even more relaxed! Austin helped make pancakes for breakfast. Frying them was a little hard for him and he soon lost interest Kelsey and Kenny were playing checkers while Brent used his daddy for climbing practice.  After breakfast the men all went to the shop. Kelsey and I did some cleaning. Thankfully our water is gravity flow! She wanted to do something fun too since the boys got to go with daddy. So I colored while she painted.  We ate lunch when the men came home and then everyone went outside. With no fans the house was quite warm. There was still a nice breeze outside. Brent managed to drink s

Three pineapples for three children! I don't think I had seen one as cute as the one Brent has before. Rainy season is a bit slow this year compared to last  year but we are starting to get some storms. We get creative these last days of school! Shiny tile floor is good for many things! Kelsey has about 6 days of school left. Us ladies had a donut day. Galyn and Amanda rolled and cut them all. Amber was in charge of frying. That big fry pan on a propane burner worked very well! Yummyness on its way! Marcie and Evie glazed them. Having six ladies worked so well and even though we felt like we made a lot of donuts, till we split it six ways it wasn't so many after all! The ones to fill got a little funny. Not sure if they rose too much before we cut them or what. Anyone know what we did wrong? If you asked me how life is going right now I would probably tell you it is like this! Wonderful! The virus really isn't affecting us