I am in love with this child. She is the cutest child in Africa. She refuses to smile though. She doesn't speak English at all. I guess maybe she doesn't speak any language. Anyway, I love her and want to keep her. Oh, and I don't know her name. Maybe I should find that out. Also, I promise Idon't wear the same shirt every day. I noticed that I am wearing this shirt in a lot of pictures. I only wear it once a week.
Yep, that's right. Kristen can carry me on her back. It's amazing what you can do with a bed sheet. I'd like to say that we are both truly amazing. Oh, and just so you know, after this, we were trying to undo ourselves and we fell into a camp chair and broke it.Kristen with a girl we don't know (in the purple) and a girl from the ward, Comfort. (That may actually be Comfort's sister Dorcus. We always forget which is which.)
Here is a Google image of a typical Ghanaian woman carrying her child. We see this every single day numerous times.
Here is little William, a random boy who wasn't too shy to let us practice with him. The nice girl at the top ran away from me when I tried to put her on my back.
Here is little William, a random boy who wasn't too shy to let us practice with him. The nice girl at the top ran away from me when I tried to put her on my back.
Poor camp chair! What did it ever do to deserve that!
ReplyDeleteCute kids! Cute girls holding the kids! And, Kristen, I am truly impressed by your carrying capacity =)
that's hilarious. and awesome.
ReplyDeleteNever a dull moment with you two experimenting! Where do these people come up with names--Comfort and Dorcus??!!@
ReplyDeleteI expect a ride when you get home.
ReplyDeleteGood times, good times. Enjoy yourselves.
ReplyDeleteIs it acceptable in Ghana to kidnap random children and carry them around?
ReplyDeleteYou girls are hilarious!!
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