Nandry got her ears pierced. We had gone to the hospital in Bamenda to see
if they would do it there, since many baby girls have their ears pierced after
they are born. But, the hospital method
was a little too traumatic for us (“hold still while I push this by hand
through your earlobe…it will hurt, but be brave”), uhhh, no thank you! We were able to find a pharmacy in Bertoua
that had an ear piercing gun. Still
painful as you can see on Nan’s expression, but it was worth it!
Buttercup had six puppies in August that reached the age
where they were making a mess all over our veranda and yard (and garden!!!) and
were ready to bless some other people with their presence. They are a German Shepherd and Beauce
Shepherd mix. Found homes for 4 of them
pretty quickly.
Spent a couple of days with the Schilinski clan! We got to ride horses in the beautiful hills
of Bamenda, visit Prespot and try our hand at the pottery wheel, and just a
have a great time with their
family. This picture is from the trip
home from our picnic that got rained out.
Good times!
Africa Area Conference in Bamenda. A week of catching the vision for the future
of our field and spending time with our WT colleagues.
The kids had their own Bible Boot Camp during the
conference. They practiced putting on
the armor of God.
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