breaking for mozambique..

I came across some more pictures that I thought you would all enjoy seeing. Just a little more about our life here in Africa at the moment :)

As you can see... we have some wild rides as we drive down these dirt roads. Notice the traffic doesn't seem too organized either.

People filling the back of a pickup truck. This is a very common sight along the road.

The streets are LINED with people selling things on these little stands made of sticks. They are actually selling toilets, pipes, and other different things.

Selena, Merrelli, Ada

My boy :) Merrelli. He found a whistle and couldn't get over the fact that he actually had a voice that day! (he doesn't talk.. yet!) So he blew this whistle all day long.

This little boy shows up from time to time and is super sweet.
these red overalls kill me! I love it.

This is the tree that the Children's school (escuelina) used to meet before they received the big storage containers they made tbeir building out of.

This was part of the dental team, Kristin's Aunt and Uncle actually, Bob and Diane. The man in the center of this picture just received a mouth piece, which gave him two front teeth! This was the first time we saw him smile, after he got his new, pretty teeth! :) It was amazing!

Inside the escuelina... singing and dancing with the kids.

The chapel on campus, and the parking places!

This was our first night in Africa. We lived in the student housing for the first week. Our bunks each had a mosquito net and we were just tickled about it. We have now moved into the guest house, which has less bugs and lizards. It's so nice that we don't have to use these kind of precautions, so we had to say goodbye to our African mosquito nets! Thankfully I got a picture first!

Well that's all for now! I'll post more when I can.
Love Always, Allyson