With nothing else exciting to tell you about myself instead I will pass on some information that I know about our Doctor who has just left us for furlough with his family. Dr. David McAdams is a surgeon originally from Northern Ireland who spends his time between the Congo and the Chitokoloki hospital. He […]

I will be proof reading my entries from now on, perhaps writing them when the power is down and just posting them when it is up. I have read over some of my other entries and apologize for their run on sentences and other grammatical heresies. Up until now I have written them […]

It was Fifteen hundred and as a I walked back to the house to let the Whitfield’s know that Dr. Zeis would be having tea with Dr. David McAdams I saw Keith walking toward the church where more funeral wailing had turned my head already. He told me they would be burying Daisy now […]

In this short hour I have until the internet is gone I have the task of writing an entry that takes in all the days since the long walk. I will do my best.
The day after the walk was the consequences of being out of shape, and that was also the first day I […]

There should be pictures up soon that I took along the way, and for all my negativity, it was nice to find that the internet is up and running tonight and available for use at reasonable hours. However, it will be short, because there is a meeting tonight. The meeting is the English […]

Yesterday was rather pale in comparison to the day before. However, there were two emergencies. One was that Daisey a local saint who was sixty some years old and spent her time working with the blind and needy in the town. She was very much appreciated. Around tea time (10:00am) an […]

Before I get into the amazing football match that went on I have a turn of relatively good news, and some great news. First the relatively good news, my twenty some ‘mosquito’ bites have turned out to be flea bites. Working in the shady sand allowed a bunch of fleas, which have different […]

The day started out nicely. I played uno with children and color dominos, and then it became better. Lunch was made by Margy a nurse who lives in another province but will be here from october -january when Tanis takes a furlogh. She made us fish and chips, an onion and veggies chedder […]

Yesterday we scoped out the two diferent possibilities for the preschool of claudia’s vision. Only one of them ended up being realistic.
So far on the agenda for that building we will need to knock down a wall and do some roof work as initial things. Jim pointed out to me […]

I’m truly amazed. Today was the first day in the Theatre (which is what the british, scotish and irish call the operating room) and it was my first time ever watching surgeries. In america TV caters to all kind of tastes, including people who think a time well spent is on the couch watching […]