washing (and no showers) - but I am getting used to it now! Have been helping at the scool with supervising exams, teaching some English - reviewing exams, marking papers. Hope to get for a walk down to the lake later this afternoon after supper. We only have two meals a day here one at 8.00 am and one at 3.30 pm - surviving so far LOL so will go after that. Taking worship each night with the children, showed them the powerpoint of PNG last night - lots of laughs and amazement at some of the photos and my talk. probably take worship most nights I am here and for the teachers each morning as well. There are 180 children here so lots of noise but all is good and a beautiful place. Enjoy ...
View towards the other side of the lake with the childrens rooms and main house in the foreground |
My class doing their exams |
You need one BIG pot when you are cooking for 180 kids - and the two meals a day are BIG meals. |
Serving out the lunch |
Maize and Beans together with lots of veges - Succertersh |
The school from the outside. This will be the teachers housing when they build the new school |
Yep washing is all done by hand. The "matrons" only do the smaller boys' washing - everyone else does their own |
View from the playground to the lake - flamingos and pelicans are quite often on the lake |
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