Mum and Dad are arriving this evening :)

This week I’ve been sorting out the chicken pen and chickens.
Here is Amos and I standing outside the new chicken pen :)

Me and Mama untying the new chickens’ legs!!

This is Agreyson. Next to the two people he has drawn, he’s written ‘Agreyson’ and ‘Teacher Liz’!

Here is Lisa and myself with Sophie, Marietha, Kefas and Carolina :).

Tomorrow is my last day at school :(, but on Saturday we’re going on safari! :)

I meant to post on Wednesday, but we had another power cut.

Had a few days off school because of Eid. Charlotte is leaving tomorrow. This is us in the pool last Sunday :), and where we are now :D.

New tenants moved in to Mama’s house next door last weekend, they’re renting it from her. This is the little girl, Dorath. She’s so cute!

I’m having a chicken coop built at Fareson. These are the guys with all the materials in the back of Baba’s truck :).

This is a really cute photo of Mordecai :).. and the pre-unit class in front of their drawings of things for letters of the alphabet on the blackboard.

I went back to Usangi Thursday and Friday which is why I didn’t blog on Friday as usual!

Last night (Saturday) I went to another wedding send off. Here is a picture of me and Mama :).

Lily went home yesterday. Friday was her last day at Fareson so come of the children did a ‘cultural dance’ for her. It was so sweet. After school, we had lunch with the family, and teachers.

I had my phone taken from my bag this week. Someone managed to cut my bag, and get my phone out. Luckily my camera was still there! I have no idea when exactly this happened..

Other than that it’s been a good week. I have some photos from school.

Here are the children who live at Fareson, and the other photo is of some children who are a bit behind who I kept for tuition. They are playing an alphabet game to learn their letters.

I’ve been ill this weekend, but recovering now.

On Monday Charlotte, Lily and I went to Maji a Chai to visit a day care centre, Nice Ngyeku. It’s in a rural area. It took us about an hour and a half to get there.

Here are some photos. :)