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Hey Everybody! In a blog a few months ago, I asked if anyone would be willing to help a very special young Kenyan girl (lady) go to nursing school. Several of you expressed interest in helping. It's time! If you haven't yet sent in your check to help Lucy, please do ASAP! This opportunity could literally break the chain of extreme poverty for Lucy and her family! If this is the first you've heard about this...or you want to refresh your memory, please read my October 5, 2011 blog at rehemainstep.blogspot.com! (I know there's a way to link it, but I don't know how! Sorry!)
From Joyce Panzero
My job isn't nearly as fun as Carla's but absolutely necessary. Paula and I have spent 6 long days working on the budget. It didn't take long for it to sink in that God has His work cut out this year. I look at what needs to be done and I am over-whelmed. God looks at it and says don't you have faith? The answer is yes Lord we do!
Carla Picicci
So, for a little variety, we served a new vegetable with the ugali at lunchtime. Here, they call it "cow peas", but you don't eat the peas, you eat the leaves of the pea plants. It's a very popular dish to serve with ugali, so we decided to grow it in our new and improved garden.
Anyway, the girls cooked them up and served them to the kids. You know how it is with kids.... it only takes one to start something.... A three year old shouts, "There's leaves on my plate! We're not supposed to eat leaves!" He promptly grabbed his entire serving of cow peas and threw it on the floor! Within seconds, dozens of kids followed his lead and almost everyone's vegetables were on the floor!
Kids crack me up!