Things Continue!



This is our new generator's home! We are so happy and thankful for the generator! Electricity is getting harder to come by here, we are not sure why! But we have a day each week that we are usually with out any and it goes off and on other days!




Our back door & porch!




Three of our beautiful Princess!




Nancy & Maggie were here for a visit! We had a great time and they are doing well! Saying goodby was hard but we hope it will get easier!




Painting the living room!




The interior painting is almost complete!




The time consuming job of placing glass in windows has begun!




These are mandazi, we eat them with our chi ( tea with milk & sugar)! They are great but deep fried!



Mom's attempt at american pizza has become a great favorite here, these are 12inches and it takes 4 of these to feed us!




This is our lunch on tuesdays, sucuma & ugali, yum!




keeping fit!




Dannon has always wanted to learn how to play the Guitar, so we are!




Troy and her Guitar lessons!




March began with our baby Sarah tuning 2!




We thank you for being involved with your prayers an support to this ministry! With love from all of us here at Tumaini Children's Center! We will try our best to keep you posted! Things are always on the move here! This is God! Praise Him! Horace & Phyllis Leister

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Jessica said…
Love the pictures. It looks like the other house is coming along. You will have take lots of pictures on move in day.
March 16, 2010 at 12:19 PM
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