Friends who returned to the States to give birth to a fourth daughter have opened their home for Terrill’s to stay. Weather was perfect, but with open windows, the noises from the houses next door were loud and clear. While in the bathroom, you could hear clearly the conversation of the women in the neighbor’s kitchen…never mind the house walls and the property wall between. Late at night the noise of a baby crying, dogs’ miserable yelping/barking/howling, and the clamor of people made me grateful for my sleeping pill!
Even the lovely house has some imperfect stairs -but who cares! The different depths of the steps from each other and from side to side made each climb interesting! Mercy and Lemu doing what they do most every day. The water bottles go with them everywhere.
Terrill took me on a Mother/Son “date”. We had treacherous travel as usual,
but an UNusual thing happened as we were inching along. A man came up to my open window with saliva pooled on the sides of his mouth and looked very much like he was going to spit on me, but he threw a piece of trash into the car instead . Then he walked to the front of the vehicle , turned his back to us, dropped his trousers and “mooned” us! He was mentally disturbed and it didn’t seem to be an act of hostility but it was a surprise! The breakfast at the Holy Crepe was very lovely! Mango juice for me and some fancy drink for Terrill. Unfortunately the lady’s head is caught on photo in what looks very much like a growth on Terrill’s neck.
Mercy and Lemu loved putting leggings on their heads and pretending they had long hair.
We are about to board one of the red motor boats for a half hour ride. The waves were a bit choppy , the breeze was cool, and it was the perfect time for an exciting ride!
Amber always came up with something good to eat! Terrill playing with the girls.
It was soon time to leave, and I was sad to leave without a definite exit date for Terrills. It was not like a goodbye though, since we hope to see them soon again!