update

The holidays are pretty much over American and North African. Life is getting back to normal. We have lots of teens at our house especially on weekends.

Bill is teaching two evenings a week and He and his partner are trying to get two or three more jobs for firm foundations. The prospects look good. But pray for a bite.

I went and helped a friend out with a womens class, she was suppose to have a group of ladies come from Spain, but they couldn't at last minute so I went and taught a class of crochet for her. There were alot of women so I hoped they learned something.

I'm also tutoring a teacher at the American school in English two nights a week and looks like I'll be teaching English on Fridays at a women's association in one of our new communities.

So life is starting to pick up. The challenge is not to let it get to full. Projects we are still looking to do is more quilting classes and spinning classes. Will keep you posted.

December Pics.

No the tree's not real, we bought it when we first moved into our house. It doesn't meet American standard, but hey it works.





Look at all that food








first year for Caroling They all came to our house for hot cocoa Christmas goodies.





I'm at a place where there is fast internet and thought I might catch up with some pictures. December was a busy month with teaching English, making costumes for the Christmas play, having friends and youth over for Christmas and New years.