And some more!

Electricity 'is coming' to our community. They're actually working pretty fast

2 nights later, this is what our latrine looked like. Guess they didn't like my hive I built for them.

We finally got a group of women who wanted to learn to make soap.

You have to wear gloves when handling certain materials, if not, it'll burn your skin.

Stir til smooth...

and pour into the mold. Let it dry for a week, and voila! you've got moringa soap.

A nice end to the day :)

Sarah links the students' goals together

Yep--more

When Muslims bow down during prayer, their faces are wet from either sweating or from the washing before prayers. They then touch their foreheads to the ground in front of them. Therefor, the sand on the foreheads means someone has just been doing prayers.

These twins are sitting with their mother

The doomed sheep

Men at prayers.

 

Prayers at the chief's compound

Issah and one side of his family (one wife, Amina).

Issah and the other side of his family (other wife, Alijah)

SAM, DW, and their son

 

 

 

The men at Tahiru's moto repair shop love Connect 4

Bintu pounds some fufu for us. I used the sun to make a cool photo

Saidu's family

 

 

We drink moringa tea with friends

Our group who likes to watch nature films has grown!

We prepare some carrot beds at the garden

More

Morning assembly at school

A look at the Kindergarten

Sarah's library work

Quiz day

The Tarsor team

Chickens before Sala day

Morning of Sala day, walking to pray

Chickens morning of Sala day...yummy

This was a cow an hour ago

One day I went and picked up one of our favorite neighbors and we got to baby sit for the afternoon

Hikimatu helps Sarah with the laundry

Probably the smallest frog I've seen in Ghana

Osman and Issah love Connect 4

Sarah and Kashifa before going to the prayer grounds —

Beautiful dresses

Sarah checks her diku with a moto mirror —

Never too young to pray

Issah always stands out.