Well what can I say....how cute is this little girl and she loved Sister Leavitt holding her and giving her a big kiss...MADE MY DAY ANYWAY.
Monday 3 March 2008
SOMETIMES IT'S OK TO BE AN OBSERVER.
This little boy, watched from afar as the Primary Children laughed and played. No matter how hard Sister Garff tried, he would not join in...perhaps one day he will remember the laughter and joy he witnessed and find out more. The seeds have been planted, hopefully.CHISM
Chism is my little friend who lives down our street, she loves to run and twirl and always gives me big hugs. When she grows up she wants to be a ballerina. Chism suffers from a form of rickets, which have resulted in her severely deformed legs. Rickets is caused because her mother did not have the proper pre-natal vitamins. This is very common in West Africa. What Chism lacks in her legs she makes up for in her smile and loving heart...she makes my day.
THE CHILDREN OF AFRICA ARE THE FUTURE OF AFRICA!
Wherever we go, whatever we do they come from nowhere, some shy, some curious, some just want a hug or to touch white skin..the children of Africa are a JOY and their smiles light up your life. Elder Leavitt (always the Grandpa) with his white hair is an "African Babe" magnet.
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