More pictures from our visit to the Maasai Village

Donkeys haul water to this parched village 

When we made our blog posting a few days ago a virus had infected our camera chip and we could not retrieve our pictures from the camera. Our village director figured out a way to retrieve the pictures anyway so we are sending this addendum because the pictures are so much better than the ones used from our phones. We are enclosing about 12 which show the Maasai people much better and the girls who now live at our orphanage. Some of them also show two of our children standing by their brother. Note the lonesome little store that has been covered with some blue tin. There are also some pictures of us eating inside the unfinished residence of Lazaro’s parents and the crowd waiting outside. You can see Lazaro’s mother with all her Maasai jewelry.

Children with their aunts and grandmother and grandfather

Goat, rice and soda for lunch

Gifts of beaded jewelry

Kent get a beaded tie like the Tanzanian flag

Group gathers outside to greet the girls

More to greet

Two of our girls with their older brother