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They unpacked 2145 lbs of
donated items. |
Kim taught the children how to make pinwheels. |
They spread peanut butter on
bread for 430 kids. |
Shirley sewed, and sewed, and
sewed, and... |
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Gail, Diana, and Cheryl moved and re-organized the library. |
Cheryl and Shirley were always sewing on buttons and repairing
uniforms. |
Megan taught music. |
They assembled a game table
bought by Dean Hockney. |
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We shopped the market for sweaters. |
We walked through the slum. |
Gail taught classes. |
Kim and others decorated the
classroom doors to brighten up the school. |
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Megan taught the boarders how
to braid jewelry. |
We taught the boarders how to
play Bingo for prizes bought by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.
It was a "first" for the kids. |
Samantha checked each child for
clothing needs and repairs. |
Shirley taught some of the kids how to sew. |
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Linda joined us late but worked like a trooper.
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We handed out new uniforms made by Shirley. |
These guys got new uniforms
made by the American Sewing Guild, Kokomo Chapter. |
Gail put decorations on the
girls' fingernails. |
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We ate Kenyan food. |
Miriam set up Pastor's computer
and the scanner. |
Gail read Cindy Dwyer's book to
the children. |
Some danced. |
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Our dogs got powdered. |
Some got arrested! |
Some students received new shoes. |
Some scraped and washed
windows. |
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Samantha bought and made prayer
beads for each boarder. |
Some did electrical work. |
Some worked in the clinic. |
Some played games with the
kids. |
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Some blew bubbles for the kids
to catch. |
We emptied trash. |
Some slept whenever, wherever
they could. |
And sometimes we stepped where
we wish we hadn't. |
