Our shower

Trekkers

The kids follow dad

Laying around with my buddies

Our African lawnmower

And you think your guests are stubborn

This is the employment seminar in Ezakheni, we had 18 participants.

Yesterday we had our humility eyes opened. We took a day trip to Lesotho, and we took some food in which included six apples. The apples turned out to be soft, so after taking two bites I threw mine out the window. Two little girls aged about seven saw it from up the hill and started running toward the car. We went past and noticed that they were still running down the road. They were trying to get the apple I had tossed out the window. We then stopped and gave the remaining three and 7/8 apples to four children walking from school. They were so excited to get an apple that they fought over them. We need to think about that every time we sit down for the meal we take for granted. We are doing fine in Africa and have just finished with the employment missionaries a 16 hour course on how to obtain employment.

For p-day the Pattersons and us went to Lesotho just for a day trip. It is a small country located and surrounded by South Africa.

The curious baboon who checked out our car

The curious baboon who checked out our car

Buying meat for a funeral at one of the local butcherys

We are afraid that summer is coming here in Africa. Today was really quite warm, and the last day of winter is 21 Sept, so I think we are in for a warm nine months. The off-set is that we got a newer car today, a KIA and the air conditioner actually works. We had to drive up to Newcastle, about 100k's from here, but it was worth it. Even the acacia trees are getting a beautiful green.