
I just love this whimsical drawing of Diane in one of her Tanzanian-made dresses. It was done by Irene, a form two student (like a high school sophomore) who is also pictured here.

The "AHAAAAA!" refers to Diane's version of "uh-huh" which she says emphatically and with a rising intonation. She uses this constantly, so much so that if I mimic it, students just crack up. -Earl
[Student photo by Roger Angst]
I just hate to see all these articles all with Zero Comments so here goes:It's a joy to be in touch with you once again - This is from a reluctant Facebook member - Fr. Paul. I had to join to check on a couple who once lived in St. Jus'e center in Alfred in return for doing the routine maintenance - a biracial couple Ramona and Pierre Akpo-Sani. Pierre is a very black african man. Thanks for the birthday and Christmas greetings. I was going to create a christmas card, but got lost in the process. That's when I sent you that commercially created card. I hope you enjoyed it. Please pray for my family esp. My sister in Law Helen,and my Brother Robert - Both in need of serious prayer. I'm going the continue thes thoought later in an email - Love Fr. Paul
ReplyDeleteHow kind of you to comment, Paul! Loved the Christmas egreeting you sent - it was the first time I heard Silent Night this Christmas - brought tears to my eyes! Thank you so much! We are praying for you & your loved ones...may God's healing graces comfort all of you - especially Helen & Robert...will be in touch...much love, D&E
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