Ghana Field Journal — Missions With the Consfords
Friday, September 9, 2011
Bonjour, Joe got the kids up this morning and out the door for school. Then, he picked up my lab results and ran a couple other errands before…
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Bonjour,
Joe got the kids up this morning and out the door for school. Then, he picked up my lab results and ran a couple other errands before he came home.
My lab results were pretty good. I don't have typhoid anymore or malaria. I am a little anemic. Some counts were a little low, but those counts basically showed that I have had an infection and am getting better. I am trying to take it slow and not do too much at once.
I rode with Joe to pick the kids up from school. This is the first time that I have been able to go. The kids were excited to see me. They said, "Mommy feels better!!"
The kids had a good day at school. Gilbert does a good job with his Penmanship. The remarks on his homework pages this week were "Perfect!," "Congratulations!," "Terrific!," and "That's superb!" Danny can do a good job when he takes his time. Some of his pages said, "Please take time to write well." But, he got a couple "Great job" comments too. Believe it or not, Bonnie brought homework home for the weekend. She has a page of ones and a page of A's to write. I didn't think the three-year-olds would have homework! Gilbert is in first grade, and he has less homework than the other two. Oh well, I guess it won't hurt them.
After supper, we had popcorn and watched Monk. Gilbert really likes Monk.
A demain,
Joe, Laura, Gilbert, Danny, and Bonnie