As we conclude in Ghana

Here we are at the Dzokotoes on our last day of their great hospitality - around 7 a.m.

Near to where we are standing this porker is getting noisy as he waits for his breakfast.

A  little goat was born this morning!  Someone put it under a small bench - probably to keep it safe.

A good start to the day.

We said good-bye to Moses, the house-help, who glides around quietly, cheerfully humming as he cleans and cooks. 

We took the taxi uptown on an assortment of errands.  One was a stop to see Hamza the tailor.  He had sewed an outfit for me and a shirt for Ken, from “anniversary” material we were given.  An African custom is to have special cloth “minted” for special occasions.  We were given cloth that celebrates the 50^th anniversary of GILLBT.  Hamza remembers Jennifer and sent a hello to  her.  Here is how the outfit turned out. 

 

We stopped at the compound to say good-bye and met Gifty.  Here she is with her oldest daughter Neema.  She sent a gift for Jennifer and a message of love. 

Our last supper at the Dzokotoes was a special time.  Dianne had cooked up great meal!  We have really enjoyed the girls – Dzifa their daugther, as well as Shelby and Jayde, both from the US and volunteering at the school. 

 Then a family photo of the Dzokotoes - Dan, Di and Dzifa, the 3 D’s!