acishere
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Where can these be purchased?
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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meyeet
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from etsy.com/sagateers
There is also a collection of rhubarb products, chicken containment systems, and what appear to be diapers for goats
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Showed up on my FB page because a friend "liked" it.
DIY - they're just fence boards, stain, and stones.
acishere
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They would make a great Valentines Day gift, but I don't have enough time between then and now to make a DIY gift.
I don't have the workshop space anymore either.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Chris and Marcy are only in Mwanza for another week, so the daily FB posts and emails will stop shortly. Auntie is terrible at posting pics and regular updates. 
Over the past two years, we have slowly been building bunk beds for the boys. Originally, they each slept on a 1" foam pad on the floor, which got moved on to the bed frames, two by two as they were built. Well, yesterday was mattress day! Honest to goodness mattresses.
And the "treasures" they had stashed under their old foam pads:
That cereal box has been saved to make a school book cover. Nothing goes to waste in Tanzania.
Over the past two years, we have slowly been building bunk beds for the boys. Originally, they each slept on a 1" foam pad on the floor, which got moved on to the bed frames, two by two as they were built. Well, yesterday was mattress day! Honest to goodness mattresses.
And the "treasures" they had stashed under their old foam pads:
That cereal box has been saved to make a school book cover. Nothing goes to waste in Tanzania.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
As a special treat, the boys were taken to the beach after a long day at school. These kids take their studies very seriously, as an education is the only way to ensure that they don't end up back on the streets as adults.
Chris and Marce treated them to a meal at a restaurant on the beach - probably their first meal ever in a restaurant. What they are eating is called mayai and chips - essentially French fries cooked into an egg. Also pictured are the last of the fish fingers. The boys had never had them before and were quite perplexed as they had never before seen any kind of fish that had fingers. Legit.
For the record, this is how they eat at home:
On the floor, being served by Theresa, our original cook from the orphanage 25 years ago. She is employed as the House Mother. Funny thing is - they call Theresa "Bibi" which means grandma, but call Auntie "Mama".
What you are seeing there is plantain served alongside an onion and tomato stew, all cooked outside over a coal pit.
Now that the boys have mattresses, hopefully Auntie's next goal is to get them a table and some chairs. It is however, very much an African tradition to eat your food while squatting (think a catcher's stance) on the ground or floor, so maybe the table and chairs thing is just my cultural bias.
Chris and Marce treated them to a meal at a restaurant on the beach - probably their first meal ever in a restaurant. What they are eating is called mayai and chips - essentially French fries cooked into an egg. Also pictured are the last of the fish fingers. The boys had never had them before and were quite perplexed as they had never before seen any kind of fish that had fingers. Legit.
For the record, this is how they eat at home:
On the floor, being served by Theresa, our original cook from the orphanage 25 years ago. She is employed as the House Mother. Funny thing is - they call Theresa "Bibi" which means grandma, but call Auntie "Mama".
What you are seeing there is plantain served alongside an onion and tomato stew, all cooked outside over a coal pit.
Now that the boys have mattresses, hopefully Auntie's next goal is to get them a table and some chairs. It is however, very much an African tradition to eat your food while squatting (think a catcher's stance) on the ground or floor, so maybe the table and chairs thing is just my cultural bias.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
That's Chris.
Lucky
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I'll bet the cupcakes and spray fans are way cheaper in Mwanza.
Lucky
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And Mozart turns 260.
Ah, the golden years.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Is he still composing?
Decomposing, actually.
Lucky
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You beat me to it.
Lucky
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He's into Euro Dance.
ajrwdwgirl
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I'm not a fan of churros. I don't understand the Disneyland obsession with them, I'd rather have ice cream or popcorn for a snack.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
I would rather have a waffle stuffed with fruit and nutella.