Ode to Hannah

At this point I have to say a massive thanks to Hann. Those of you who have done longterm mission work anywhere will totally understand this. We've had such a lovely January, visiting places and working together, and then the January family left. So on the Monday night, Hannah arrived for her weekly day off. I would've been a mess without her company!

It was lovely to have her here to talk to, and to cook vegetable's and eat chocolate with. Even though the new diet was going to be sugar free for 3 days.
It's been so great to have her here still.

Tuesday we got up at 6 for the morning walk with Sarah Aunty, and then Hann came to the school for the first time to help out in Maggie's class. Maggie has been really busy organising the production of 'Wizard of Oz', and welcomes any help she can get.
After school activities started this week and I started learning Indian folk dancing with some of the girls. I guess i'm meant to help supervise, but I had just as much fun as the girls and 1 boy doing the class.

Tuesday night was the class in at Hyderabad and Nani gave it on a chapter in John. I'm not sure how this has happened, and it can't have, but I feel like we've been going backwards. I'm positive the first bible class i was here for was John 21, but then the last classes were 19 & 20! Maybe the speaker just alluded a lot to that chapter, i can't work it out.