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emotion, altitude, heat, conversations= tired travelers

1/27/2015

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So, we are sorting hats and hot wheels and clothes to take to the orphanage before we get dinner.  There are rules, you know. 
It is hot!  humidity low, fortunately, but walking up and down the hill is a sweaty experience.
Haldor and Earla met with all the sponsored kids in form 1, 3 and 4 yesterday.  Form 2 will be next. and then Fredy, our amazing teacher brought Tobias to meet us.  He is 20, wants to be in Form 1, lived with his grandmother in Babati, 3 hours south of here, and was dropped off at Ngateu by an acquaintance.  ( Ngateu has become a school that is known to be good.) He had no place to live, no food, no one to turn to so showed up at Fredy's office in tears.  Earla, Haldor and I  said we'll cover his hostel, food and entrance fees - breaking our rule - made yesterday - of no more sponsored students until we have more sponsors. And Tobias fought back tears, not too successfully, and left to join the Form 1 class.

School board meeting tomorrow - with only a few of the members.  I asked for the chairman, Mtui and Rose Mkara - and Grace.  i want to discuss the ideas that came out of our meeting last August.

Solar people are working every day!  Today they worked on batteries - roof stuff is up.  Security is an issue to discuss with the school board.

Our hearts soar - with the wonderful students we meet every day and our hearts ache for all those who do not get this opportunity of education.  And Mr. Mosha's chickens are healthy and well, the students are being fed, the teachers are wonderful!! and we are making a difference.

p.s. the dogs still bark and fight in the night, the pigs squeal at dinnertime, the roosters crow about 5, the doves coo all the time,days are long and lovely and we love being here.

Mary
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Barbara
1/27/2015 01:31:52 pm

Perfect timing for Tobias. We have a new confirmed sponsor as of today. Maybe they will make a great pair!

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6/3/2019 04:27:20 am

My best friend was an orphan, and she was adopted by her parents when she was about three years old. They told her the truth when she entered high school because they believe that, that would be the perfect time for them to do so. That was the time that the two of us met. I saw her crying and I approached her immediately. I thought someone bullied her or something. I was shocked you did not hesitate to tell me your story, and that was the time we have decided to become best friends. For me, it is not something that's inappropriate to adopt and be adopted. It only shows that there are people who are still willing to love someone even if they are not blood related.

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Baraka
1/29/2015 12:54:30 am

I can not wait to see Tobias.... He's in the list NOW... Thanks SAFI!

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Betty Rose
1/31/2015 01:13:48 pm

It is wonderful to read all you have been doing over time. Thanks for taking time to write. Take care. Betty R.

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4/29/2019 08:28:53 pm

Hi! I was an orphan before I my parents adopted me. We really appreciate things we get from donations, whether it is a food, a toy or clothes to wear. We appreciate the small things that you give. It is nice to know that you are helping an orphanage. They will surely appreciate it because the kids there are very appreciative. The story of Tobias is saddening, hearing it makes me sad. You are really thoughtful for covering his expenses. Continue with what you’re doing! God bless you, and always take care!

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