Terry, here is a pic of what I have dubbed the "Tuxedo Bird"
These are for you Aili. Yeaaa for PiAf!
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Kanembwa Primary Schools
UNICEF provides school supplies for primary students in the refugee camps. Yesterday half of the supplies were delievered. I went with the school coordinator to deliever books to the form 6 students. For 6 is equivelent to grade 6 in the U.S.
Notebooks delievered by UNICEF.
Students holding up their new notebooks.
More students who have just recieved their supplies. Notice that these students are much younger than some of their form 6 classmates.
This boy is just too cute! I don't think that I'll ever get tired of photographing children!
Monday, September 24, 2007
Friday, September 21, 2007
Ntende School
This is part of the building that they are trying to fix to house the new students.
The interior of one of the classrooms they want to rehab.
The front of that same room.
A picture of the current pit toilets. They would like to build additional toilets.
The interior of one of the classrooms they want to rehab.
The front of that same room.
A picture of the current pit toilets. They would like to build additional toilets.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Ntende School in Burundi
These photos are from Ntende school in Gisuru Commue (i.e. "town"), Rutana Provience (i.e. "State") Burundi. The school is being flooded with returning refugee and native students. I hope that U.S. dollars can help this school meet the needs of its students.
Primary (7) and secondary (3) school classrooms.
Interior of one of the classrooms.
Secondary students.
Primary students.
Monday, September 17, 2007
On the way to work
One of my neighbors taking her younger brother and sister to school.
A view of the episcopal school at the top of the hill (not the school the kids are going to).
A view of the episcopal school at the top of the hill (not the school the kids are going to).
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Yard work and brownies
A few weeks ago, several of the kids who live close to me helped me with yard work. They were great! I slipped out for about 20 minutes to bake brownies, which we ate once the work was done.
Yumm...brownies and milk are good. Contrary to appearances, Will (on left) really did like the brownies. I promise--they tasted good. Eva (on right) agrees with me ;-)
A satisfied group ;-)
A satisfied group ;-)
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