~ It Rained, And It Rained ~

I don't know if Neo predicted that our story would be about Noah and the Ark, but he arrived at Sunday school with blue lips! I can just imagine that if I was in that Ark, surrounded by all that water, my lips would also have turned blue from the cold!

After the long story about Noah, everyone just had to take a toilet break!

Coloring is always fun! I love to watch which colors they use. A boat does not necessarily have to be brown, it can be orange, pink or yellow! I adore them for their sweetness, and of course, their creativity and wild imaginations!

Nonhlanhla.

Nakedi, always ready with the most beautiful smile!

Regina.

I asked for pretty pictures today (which means stay between the lines), and that is exactly what they gave me.

Slivia, Rethabile and Ntswaki.

Ntswaki.

Kiddies hard at work!

Tshediso was the first one to finish coloring his picture and he could be the first one to build the puzzle.

They love figuring out where every piece goes. Sometimes it takes quite a while, but who cares, who said that they should rush? Have fun, that's what the life of a child should be like, learning while having loads of fun!

I am so blessed and fortunate to see how these children grow mentally.

We all need to be cared for, but it is a wonderful and fulfilling feeling to be a part of caring for these little ones.

Matlotlo and Nakedi.

Tebello.

I will be in the US from September 2 to October 3.
I would love to share pictures and stories, of what God is doing here in Africa, with any group on the East coast.

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