It was a hot Saturday summer afternoon in Tsumkwe. There I was (Jeremy) visiting my friend and former neighbor Daqm. We were chillin under the shade tree. Then Daqm called to one of the kids to bring "the wheelbarrow" over. I was familiar with this wheelbarrow. In America this hole ridden rusty wheelbarrow would have … Continue reading Story of the week: Wheelbarrow
Category: Life Lessons
Miracle of the Month: Paperwork
For those that live and work overseas, the common bond we have is paperwork. Government related paperwork seems to dominate alot of our energy. Whether its applying for an ID so you can purchase a vehicle, or immigration needs one more thing. At times it can be frustrating. Especially in Africa where often you go … Continue reading Miracle of the Month: Paperwork
So Close
For the past year, we have been running a mental and spiritual marathon. It has tested us at every turn. We have wanted to quit so many times, but then God whispers through His Word, a devotional, a prayer, a text message, a call, a hug, a language lesson... We found the strength to continue. … Continue reading So Close
Cricket
Today, Claudia’s family gathered to grieve yet celebrate the life of Mrs. Margaret (Cricket) Lewis Amason. There were many tears and laughter at the funeral. She was a second cousin’s high school sweetheart. Allen and Cricket got married when I was a child. We were within the same generation yet separated by 15-years in age … Continue reading Cricket
Happy All Hallowa’ Eve
Some of you may ask what is All Hallowa’ Eve? It is All Saints Eve which is celebrated on October 31st. As a family, we do not celebrate Halloween. We don’t care for the customs, candy, or connection to evil spirits. I, Claudia, grew up in the United Methodist church. All Saints Day is celebrated … Continue reading Happy All Hallowa’ Eve
