It rained again this week - a lot. And our electricity went out again for the whole day this time.
So after it rains, these certain bugs come out and get in the house. How I don't know. But they have real long wings. And sometime during their flying around, they lose their wings and then they die.
So I caught one before it lost its wings.
We have to turn off all the lights in the house so that they stay outside, but sometimes even that doesn't work. Here's what I swept up from one of the bathrooms.
So we had one missionary from Nigeria catch a whole bunch of these bugs in a tub of water and then he fried them and ate them for breakfast. No thanks.
The president was gone all week with interviews. He traveled to Takoradi, Tarkwa and Mpintsin.
Wayne and I had a busy week trying to finalize everything for transfers.
Plus take Elder Oforikumah to Winneba for another check up with the doctor. Once again we sat for 7.5 hours in a hot room waiting to see the doctor. We had to get some more medicine and try to find some Epsom salts. Wayne makes him get up and walk so that his ankle starts bending the way it should.
On Friday, the 10 trainers that have been chosen to train the new missionaries coming in on Tuesday came to the mission home for their training from the president.
Good group of missionaries doing the Lord's work. We only have 2 sisters coming in this month.
Sunday was Stake Conference in the Cape Coast Stake. It's awesome to see the building fill up/
Here is the choir. They always have them dress in the same thing.
These sisters were the ushers for the conference.
And these elders sang in the choir.
Everything is good. We are doing great! Our health is good, we love being with the missionaries and the people in our ward. Everyone treats us like a king and queen. Beautiful Ghana!
We love you and miss you all.
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