Big Omelet

Well, I bet you are wondering why we have named the newsletter Big Omelet! We arrived back in Guinea, all our luggage arrived with us intact, which is a huge relief each time we travel. As usual we see many accidents on the roads due to their poor state. This truck of 40 foot was full of eggs. Bet it was sticky underfoot. Even on a straight road when it is not raining there seems to be accidents. We had a driver drive us back to our city, no trouble with police when he was driving. As you see in the image above the plants in our garden had gone wild while we were away. It was a bit like my hair (Victor), I arrived back and gave myself a crew-cut, then I went out and attacked the hedge (below), hope it will grow back like my hair will. :-) Victor has started his English language classes, he now teaches for 18 hours a week, mostly in the evenings. Caroline is continuing with her Literature review of her Master's program and looking forward to questioning the Self-Help-Group members to see how it has benefited them or not. Our dog Miracle was very excited to see us back after a 3 month break, she has been treated to many hours of tickles and some goodies from the UK. Our house had not been flooded while we were away, all of the precautions we made paid off. Now we just need to make up our mind if we want to move and all that it entails. Prayer Points: Pray that we can discern if it is the time to move or not. Pray that Victor will continue to build on the relationships he has with is students. Pray that Caroline will soon finish the literature review and be able to move on to her questionnaire with the SHG members.   Footer. I know it sounds crazy to be thinking of next years holidays, but if anyone has any recommendations of a retreat or a holiday home that is remotely located and you have had a wonderful time there. Please let us know. We are flexible for the months of May, June or July of next year. Blessings