Now, there is now way we could ever take enough food for our entire trip. However, it will be nice if twice a week we can have something that at least resembles American food.
Most days, it will be chicken and rice. And no, you can't buy frozen chicken in Ncheu, Malawi. It will be of the live variety. When my sweet Catherine discovers that "chicky" from the yard is now on the table, there will be a major meltdown. Hopefully, we can shelter her from ever figuring that out.
And before we go, a funny picture of Sophia to send you on your way. She dressed herself this day, and shockingly enough, Erin let her leave the house. Dirty shirt and all. Notice, she NEVER gets the shoes on the right feet. That one is going to be a fireball in Africa!
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oh how I love Sophie.
I can't believe it's almost time to go! we'll be praying for you and I can't wait to hear stories about the chickens! :)
Jordan's aunt and uncle that were missionaries in Malawi do NOT recommend the "rat on a stick"!
Wow, Sophia is really growing! She's a cutie :)
You all will be in my prayers.
Awe so cute! Lynlee Kate is really going to miss her church friend for the next few months! You will have to tell us how truly "fresh" chicken tastes!
I didnt know you guys were leaving so soon! Crazy!!! I'll be prayin' for you all.
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