We have been spending a lot of time with the children doing educational things and also doing family and health information. They are so eager to learn and attentive and always ready to do the next thing. I'll try and get a picture of one of the littlest boys who stood and shouted out his numbers from 1-20 like all the older boys and then proceeded to carefully write all his numbers on a piece of paper. He had to be three at the oldest and was so intense and joyful to be learning.
Initially, you feel like you're in another country and culture and then at some point it moves to being in someone's home and meeting their family and helping with chores around the house.
All is well. Barbara
Please give Punatha, Ambica, Sanduru, Qwendama, Mongue, Velu, Gowri...all of them... a huge huge hug for me!!!! Was it Sanduru who was counting for you??? Can't wait to see the picture!!! Praying for you all!!!
ReplyDeleteHey, guys! Know what's fun? It's fun for me to see the continual "links" being formed in a consistent chain. I tried (plead, even) to reiterate continually last trip that "we view you as family... please view us as such as well". What a joy to see that such is being verbalized, reinforced and amplified. I love that she was "too excited to sleep"! Please continue to extend our love and care and let them know that those of us who are still back here are there with you in spirit! Love you guys!
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That is amazing, Barb... It's great to see the continuity from team going after team.. Just ming bogling to me...
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