Eyes to See, Ears to Hear

Things are hard as we are now living in one of the tent bandas. It is basically one of those army tents under a thatch shelter. Cool thing about it is (versus the tents of others) that we only have one small hole at the bottom of the entrance through which mice and rats can enter. So, as long as we keep it pinched with a piece of luggage they seem to be locked out. I’ll try to get some pictures uploaded but access is very limited. I’m at the fastest connection in town and it cost 10,000 Tsh (Tanzanian Shillings; about $8.00USD) for 50 mb worth of transfer. That’s ample, especially for a quicker-than-dialup connection.

The above picture is one I took on the bus on the way to Iringa.  There were many-a-baboon along the road.  We also saw elephants, giraffes, impalas, gazelles, and zebras as we passed through a game reserve on the way up.

Dana has been sick a couple of mornings and is striving to develop some sort of a routine as that is how she thrives.  It is stretching us by all means but we’re getting to see God provide in some great new ways.