We are certainly in the rainy season. It rains every day and mostly every night making a raincoat or umbrella a must. Although the soil is porous and sandy, there are still some muddy areas.
We are all still working in our respective areas and seeing a lot of progress. We are getting to know the students and realizing their great potential. They are hard-working, responsible people who appreciate the opportunities given them by education.
This is the kind of school where totally blind teachers are able to teach classes without having to worry about classroom behaviour. Four teachers here at St Odilia are totally blind.
Tomorrow the 200 meat bird chicks are expected. They will be housed in the refurbished chicken house.
Today there was a tragedy at our hotel. A man was working on a truck and asked someone to start it up. It wasn’t in neutral and it ran over the mechanic and hit the hotel office, taking out some supports. Sadly, he didn’t survive, he was a man leaving a young family behind.
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| Slasher at work, similar to a very small scythe. |
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| Teacher Miller with students |
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| Spoons is one of the most popular games |
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| Betty Jane and Sr DeoData christening the new walkway. |
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| Apple gourd, on the menu today. |
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| Alan learning notes on the guitar. |
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