Head & Shoulders
Over the past couple months, as school has let out in Iriba, more kids stop by our house to play with the kids and…
Archive for June, 2014
American Visitor
It’s not often that an American calls you in Iriba and says, “Hey I’m in town”, but that’s what our friend Charlie did a…
Look Who’s Walking
It only took our little Sunshine about 17 months, but we figured with all the genetic (her father is slow), health (repeated bouts with…
Sandstorm Video
I managed to get a little video in the midst of the large sandstorm when it came through Iriba. I’ll need to wait until…
After The Sandstorm
The main thrust of a sandstorm can pass in a blustery few minutes or stretch out to 30-45 minutes depending on the size of…
During The Sandstorm
Sandstorms are an amazing display of God’s power. Traveling at speeds up to 50 miles per hour and capable of being a mile “in…
Before The Sandstorm
We are right on the edge of rainy season here in Chad, which means “sandstorm time”. After approximately nine months of no rain since…
Heat Rash
While most of the year is hot in Chad, one reminder that summer is unto a category all its own, are the heat rashes…
Circumcision In Chad
In many other parts of the world, boys are not circumcised as they are in the States. In Chad, while circumcision exists, it usually…
Camel Spiders
Here in Iriba, we have the opportunity to interact with camel spiders. By interact, I mean spotting them in our home, screaming at the…