All the marching bands getting ready to perform.
Snacks being sold. Love how everything is balanced on their heads!
Here are the police marching and chanting a song, splashing in the rain! Can honestly say this is the ONLY time we have seen a smile on any of their faces!
Hi Ho Hi Ho it's off to "Ho" we go...... We went.
Celine & Abigail
Celine, Ester, Rebecca, Faith , Abigail , Darling girls. The two girls in the middle
are twins, 17 years old and on their own finishing high school.
the hawkers go past us one way and then come back past time and time again.
A daily scene we get so used to, we hardly notice the goats anymore.
On the way to Ho you pass through Juapong, they call "pillow town" , can you tell why?
Friday night seminary students, waiting for the young Elders to come teach teach the class.
In their eighties . Dr Cosgrave goes by to check on them each week and take their
Blood pressure etc.
necklace that has beads, stone, and silver. He had a lot of very old " things" too. As you can see
It was VERY hot and humid!
On to the kente cloth!
We had a great visit to Ho and enjoyed being in the " bush ". It was nice to be out of the city!
Met some great youth with many trials in their lives, but still had a smile on their faces. Thankful that the Cosgraves let us hang out with them. :)
Another blog is in the making, still so far to catch up. Life seems to be flying by in some ways, and then not in others! We love the inter action with the other senior couples, and do enjoy our African friends. Again I will say we are grateful for this opportunity we have to serve here in Ghana !
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