Ghana Field Journal — Missions With the Consfords
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Bonjour, This morning, Joe went into town to get the gas bottles filled. Then, he went to an electrician and had some work done on the vehicle. Hopefully…
Bonjour,
This morning, Joe went into town to get the gas bottles filled. Then,
he went to an electrician and had some work done on the vehicle.
Hopefully they fixed the problem this time. He brought some lunch home
with him.
The boys have been finding "gold" outside. Actually, it is just rocks.
Danny's bag got a hole in it; now, we have "gold" everywhere.
Around 10:30, the kids went to play with the Luther kids. They have
been riding bikes up there. Gilbert is excited that he can ride a
two-wheel bike. Danny took right off on it, but he usually rides one
with training wheels because that is what is available. Danny goes full
speed ahead; thankfully, he has discovered the brakes.
I worked on translating something into French for Becky this morning.
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After lunch, we went down for naps. Bonnie and Danny both went to
sleep. Bonnie only slept for thirty minutes and was awake again.
After naps, the kids went back to play with the Luthers. I spent the
evening in the kitchen.
Things in Ivory Coast have taken a turn. Gbagbo has regained control of
certain areas; his military is presently attacking the Golf Hotel where
Ouattara is.
Tomorrow morning we are going to Cape Coast. Joe is preaching at the
Wideners' church for their missions conference.
A demain,
Joe, Laura, Gilbert, Danny, and Bonnie