Day 8 - July 16th

Photos have now been uploaded to the previous message.

Day 8 was our second full day with the children. The morning's events included craft activities and small games (inc. making crowns that the children then proudly wore for the rest of the day) and team games including football in very long, sharp, scratch-inducing grass.

It was so long due to the recent rain and the fact that school had finished a few weeks earlier. The children themselves started to cut it the following morning with their families' machetes (frightening looking things). In the afternoon we taught them how to play baseball (well, softball really) which they seemed to pick up incredibly quickly, especially the batting.

Comments

Anonymous said…
For Matthew W
Look like you are having a wonderful time. Grandma, Grandpa, Alli, Paul and girls are following the blog. Hope you are keeping well. Reassuring to see your photos. Very quiet here without you. Have fun.
Love Mum, Dad and Michael.

For Bro James...Thank you so much for sharing this with us. It's wonderful!
Holy Famoley said…
Hi Bro James, Greetings from sunny Wirral (spot the irony!). Looks like you are all having a fab time. God bless your time in Togo and may it be life changing for everyone, for all the right reasons.
Anonymous said…
It's great following your time in Togo but i bet the rain we've had here could compare with yours.Ria says Hi and see you lad,off to camp america for 5weeks.Graduate Mark says you missed him in his hat and gown but has a picture so don't worry!!Nan is saying all sorts of prayers in lourdes for you and our course the good Brothers and the rest of the group.Can't wait to hear all your stories when you get home.The phone been ringing 'can you play cricket?' All our love 'The Gang'.

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