it let me video chat, check my emails, post on the JCGSFF blog, AND upload pictures. So I'm taking full advantage of it... enjoy!
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| Kids in the compassion program eating their Saturday meal - a biscuit with rice |
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| Yonas's house: one of the kids who is sponsored in the Burayu program. |
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| Ethiopian Traditional Restaurant! We all just ate off the big plate in the middle. As for what we were eating... I didn't ask. |
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| Worknish's house (the one in the orange). Her husband died 5 years ago and now she works to support her 5 kids by herself (the other 2 are in school). She's part of the Ambo program. |
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| The classrooms in Burayu! |
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| Burayu Church! Under construction... probably will be for a while. It doesn't stop people from having their offices in the midst of construction though! |
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| Inside the church. It's way bigger than I expected it to be. |
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| We got to watch the Ethiopia FOOTBALL (soccer) game with the youth of the church on Sunday! It was my first game watching football with foreigners - WAY more fun than Americans. This guy wasn't with us, but apparently it was his first time watching a football game with a white girl... he wanted to document it. |
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| The drive home from the game was INSANE. It's a 45 minute drive, but it took us an hour and a half because of all the mobs in the streets. People would jump on top of cars, vans, and buses while they were moving and just ride around the streets. |
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| We got stuck in a round about with a mob of people. The only casualty was the left side mirror on the van. |
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| Lesson learned: don't sit in the middle of the girls. |
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| This is what happens when you add Crystal Light to Ambo Water (water with gas). EPIC fail. |
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