A few Hope Family children pics

stacking cups - you can do so many things with these cups!

Fun in the tent play

Jaja (grandma)/Auntie Marian with the children:)

Having a ride on a boda boda ( boda means motorbike)

This little man enjoying the painting so much that he decided to paint himself!

Cooking set role-play.  You see that grin?  butter wouldn't melt in his mouth eh?!

Artist at work here!

How to balance when carrying water!

I wish I learnt this trick months ago when I was at the Institute!  I always struggled to carry a 20 litre Jerry-can fully of water!!!

Graduation 16th Nov 2012 Pictures

Aimee, Christine and myself:)

Hut 3 Girls!  We are looking beautiful:)  So, guesses for  who you think looks like the oldest in the picture, or do we all look a similar age!  Shhh to those of you who know the answer!

All the females together - fun picture, came out really well, I was impressed!   Thank you Aimee's Camera!

Graduation Class Picture - New Hope Institute of Childcare and Family (NHICF).  The class of July 2012!  My family and friends during those 5 months

Catch-up with pictures time:)

This amazing lady was about to walk home like this.  Can you do such a trick?  I can't!  It is truly amazing!

Bath time - the closet I get to having a bath out here!

Institute finished, time to move house!  Packing up and in midst of moving.  Thank You Hut 3 and to the Hut 3 girls!

This is tree growing Jackfruit!  They are very heavy, so its amazing they stay connected to the tree, and YES they are HUGE!!!

A sneaky Pic of me with Hope Family

This is Mary, she is the oldest.  She is lovely and I enjoy hearing her talk and being silly with me:)  Amazed we got this picture, she didn't want to sit still for it at all!

Yummy Chips

Look what I made:

Made some what were going to be wedges but the potatoes were small, so ended up being more like chips. Reminded me of my Dad's home-made chips that he makes! Just another 6 months till I get to taste my dad's chips again. Though mine this evening were impressive!!!

Life in Africa...

Today, I experienced being bitten by one of those 'nasty' ants.  By this I mean one of the ones that bites you and REFUSES to let go, you can shake your foot as much as you like and that little ant will not give it up!  A good flick to it is what is needed!  

Other than that, only could it be here that I walk past someone's compound, only to see a kid sitting in a wheel barrow having a jolly good time looking at a book - I thought it was rather sweet!  Should have got a picture, but alas I failed:(

The other thing I saw (which was a while ago now) and wish I had my camera on me, was when I walked past the school at break time, and there were 10 kids (and yes I DID count!) all on the see-saw  having an amazing time!
Ofcourse for Health and Safety reasons I wouldn't recommend it, but I never knew that so many people or children couldn't fit on one see-saw!

That's all the sight-seeing things for now!  Just a taster of my life over here for you all:)