My third grade class for the last two weeks. Can you see them petting my hair in the back?
Ayanda and I - right after she wrote me a sweet note that included the story about her mom dying. She's a strong little girl.
Teaching my class how to play I have/Who has
Marking (grading) their math work
The following pictures are kids from Makaphutu - this is Fusi and I'm pretty sure he will fit inside my bag when I am headed home.
Bheko is a sweetheart
Some of the crazy girls - Happy, Pinky, Lihle, and Zali
P.S. You know that old saying, "If all your friends jumped off a cliff, would you?" Well, the answer to that is YES! See if you can guess what crazy thing I did last Saturday and I'll post pictures soon. :) Mom, don't freak out.
6 comments:
I love seeing your pictures. What a blessing for those kids to be loved on by Cassie! =)
I want one!! Please bring them back, then we can play with them every day. keep it up Cass.
What beautiful children!! I understand that part of your heart will be left in Africa. I hope that you didn't do something, like bungee jump. Whose daughter are you? Oh, I forgot about the Dad in his younger days. Looking forward to seeing you. God bless and keep you safe. All my love and prayers. Mom
I want one, too! You & me & Jerms can start our own school! I miss you sooooo much! Stay safe and can't wait to see the cliff-diving pics! (Had to go an freak mom out, didn't ya? Good job! :))
Hugs!
Cliff diving?!? With a parachute? No way! I can understand Bungee jumping, but wow!
Hey lady! I just got here through facebook and I am SO jealous! I just got back from 3 weeks in Tanzania (my 5th trip), but it was not long enough. Your pictures make me want to go back and get some of those kids I left behind. :)
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