Last night we all went to the Watoto children's choir at Bunyarra along with over 700 other people. They were absolutely fantastic, though Calvin became a little bit restless towards the end. I think that it is safe to say that I cried through the whole concert! Earlier in the afternoon I had gone to the shops with Natalie and we saw a poster for the concert and Natalie asked if we would be bring one of the kids home to live with us because they have no parents! I think that it was good for Natalie to hear the kids stories about how they have new parents now thanks to Watoto, though Stuart and I will probably end up sponsoring a child through the organization.
On other news, Tony and Leonie may have become offically engaged last week but this week they offically asked Stuart and I to be part of their wedding party (so we may be looking for baby sitters at the end of September).
On other other news, I fell down rather spectacularly (spectacularly embarrassingly that is) at church yesterday and managed to strain my ankle, so I'm hobbling around today feeling a bit sorry for myself (though with the lovely rain outside and the temperature being completely freezing, snuggling on the couch, with my foot up, with Calvin sounds quite attractive).
Hope that you are all well. Will be great when you get you new computer set up dad - all the best with that.
This morning Calvin and I joined Natalie at school to watch a skipping demonstration and then see Natalie begin the many activities planned for the day. The whole school started with a health hustle and then each class moved to an activity. We stayed and watched Natalie do the first activity which involved running, jumping and crawling around an obstacle course. There were 12 other activities to do including elastics, sack races and of course skipping, skipping and more skipping. Was lovely and sunny (though the temp. when we left the school was still only 15 degs!).
Well, here are some photos of Johns day Sunday. All in all it went very well. We had about 100 people there and also a few more on the beach who came and watched. It was lovely that Jido Adel could be involved and I'm sure it helped him feel happier about the whole deal. He then had his first day of final exams today and has one more lot on Thursday. Please pray for him. Jessie unfortunately missed her last day of school last Thursday as it was closed because of the MP who was killed Wed night. That was disappointing but hopefully she will see her teacher and some friends Wed when we go to collect her books and things. 
