So not much has happened lately, sorry I didn't get to blog last week, I just never had the opportunity, I went to the internet but it didn't read my jumpdrive which had my blog so I just never got it posted, but here's a quick low-down of what's gone on.

Some of the Drop In Kids

I've worked at the Mbabane Drop-In center all week, which has been awesome, I love the kids there. There are 5 or 6 kids in the morning, who can't go to school, because they are too young or not sponsored (if you want to sponser a kid to go to school send me a message it's about $100- $150 a year for school outfit/fees/supplies.) But I get to play with the kids all the time and even though I can't understand them I love them.

SACRO, I'm not sure what it stands for but it's the Drop In Center

Crazyness happened Monday, we went out of the country so we wouldn't get arrested to renew our visas so we went to a mall in Durban, Safrica, but on our way back, Cassie and Kate the two leaders got into an accident that put Blue Ugly ,our reliable koombie, into the shop. A guy ran a stop sign and hit them which bent the frame. But everyone was safe, Thanks Be To The Lord! But that's the 2nd accident that Cassie's been in. The other one, a semi carrying sand and bricks T-Boned her after running a red light that completely trashed the van she had, and put a kid in the hospital that she was driving. So if you can keep the cars and leaders in your prayers that would be awesome. We currently have a van that is really tight to fit all 14 of us in, but we manage.

Some of the Kids Dancing for Us in Traditional Garb

Not much else is going down. Yep. Sorry it's short this week. Hopefully a bit more next week. I am getting tan, or red, but I finally found a visor that keeps the sun off my nose, which I'm very thankful for.

More of the Boys Dancing

I did see monkeys last week at the church, so there's a picture of one of them.

Monkey

The older kids at the Drop-In Center did a traditional dance for us which was really neat.

Ziweelay (not how you spell it but how you say it)

If you could be praying for Michelle G., who is on the Swazi-team, and her family who are asking for guidance on making a big leap of faith.

Thank you all for the prayers and love you continue to show and not forgetting about me, I appreciate the emails and comments and hope that the year is going well for everyone.

God Bless.