Category Archives: Cameroon
Physical Education
I teach PE (Physical Education) at the mission school where Joshua attends. This is my second time of teaching PE and I have a lot of fun doing it. I think the students enjoy this time of movement, team work, … Continue reading
Happy Birthday David
Today is David’s birthday! I won’t share his age, but will share several pictures. He’s a wonderful man inside and out. I’m proud to be his wife and full of joy to celebrate his birthday today. Happy Birthday David!
Shoes Optional
Today during student pick-up at the school where Joshua attends, another parent was waiting beside me on the bench. He’s Korean and he usually asks me (DeAnna) USA cultural questions. I think he asks because the majority of the curriculum … Continue reading
Third culture kids and garbage disposals
One of the blogs that I (David) enjoy following is a life overseas: the mission conversation, you might have noticed I’ve added their button to our website. Last week they had a post on Third culture kids, commonly known as … Continue reading
Yard Sale Entertainment
There are a couple of times a year when the mission community comes together to have a great exchange…oh I mean…yard sale. I think it’s not just a time to get rid of some unwanted stuff, but also a time … Continue reading
Car Repair
The basketball court just outside our gate is a great area. We are thankful that the previous residents of the house we live in made the court. It’s used for all kinds of things, including car repair. What I (DeAnna) … Continue reading
Fowl
There are roaming chickens pretty much everywhere you go. I’m (DeAnna) nervous when they seem to not be moving off to the side when I’m driving because I don’t want to hit it and have to pay the owner for … Continue reading
Mud Homes
The soil here is red and full of clay. It reminds me (DeAnna) a lot of the soil where my grandparents live (Burtville). There is a pottery place in Eseka that uses the clay found in the riverbed. It is … Continue reading
Owl What?
I (DeAnna) was given an owl pellet in August to use during our homeschool year. While making lesson plans, I found a great unit to add this dissection process to. When an owl eats, it doesn’t chew up all the … Continue reading
Calm and Stress Free
We saw this billboard on the side of the road during our daytrip and found it interesting how the bank was advertising a calm and stress free retirement, yet it also had the MasterCard and Visa emblems. We are big … Continue reading
D squared + J squared = Anderson 