Wow! Some fun things happening here! With Danae’s parents on annual leave, I’ve been filling in for babysitting a couple of times a week. That hasn’t stopped me from still getting out and adventuring!
The three little Arabs! Raïsa, cousin Karin, and Diana playing before bath time!
Arabic Diana. She’s started to speak gibberish. I guess that’s what happens when each parent speaks 5+ languages.
Addison with a calabash rice bowl on her head in the swing. She doesn’t like naps.
Zane and Addison helping me collect clothes before it rains. We just barely made it!
An impromptu funeral stop. One of our midwives died within the our of us casually arriving for other business. Lots of wailing, grown men crying, and shouting on the first day.
Saturday afternoon we drove to the Monkey Forest. It’s full of vines and trees but no monkeys that day. Chad has a deforestation problem and it was a surprise to see so many non mango or palms.
Sunday we returned to “sit” at the funeral for our midwife with the rest of our crew. We sang, said our condolences, and started a mini insurance group.
Not sure when I’m coming home but I was preparing some bags just incase its sooner than later. Crazy colors!
I know you probably don’t think so but it’s getting greener here!
Found this little guy just chillin by the sidewalk.
Zachary Gately
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Oh, Gately, miss you. Looks like you’re having a good time even through the difficult times.
Thanks Allison! I just have to keep on moving along!
Zach , sounds like its time to come home !! Seriously ! I love ya , and now I know how my mother worried … Oh my
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