This pretty shamrock plant was given to us by another senior couple going home. It is very happy on the shelf above our kitchen sink! Thanks Elder and Sister Peck!
Another plant we were given - it was just a 8 inch sprout in a pot! It grew and branched out and made it all the way to the ceiling in our kitchen. Elder Smith took it outside and near our front gate - and it is very happy also. There are pink buds on several branches!
The whole plant - so amazing.
Another plant given to us by senior couples going home - small white flowers - smell good!
This is a Dr. Seuss flower - we walk by it in the mornings...very different.
The man at the back of the picture is Brian, a guard that Elder and Sister Walston made friends with in their walks in the mornings. He is a chef by career but can't find a job in a cafe. He cooks for three couples and charges 500rand! Great menu to choose from and we all enjoyed eating dinner together. Elder and Sister Walston at the left, Brian, Elder and Sister Swift, our medical director and Elder Smith. I took the picture! We had Italian food the first night we did this. It was German food this last week.
Ashley- a Pathway student that lives about a hour north of us. Her senior couple bought her a computer and we took it up to her! She was so happy!!
Our bulletin board at our flat - love to have the pictures of our family and the drawings from the grandchildren.
Thia sent her Grandma's reading list - my favorite is Mr. Bear Squash them all flat!
Sister Watson wanted us to take her to the fabric store we frequent. She wanted fabric to make a tablecloth. She laughed at the quilt batting outside in front of the store! Sometimes when I get it home there are leaves and dirt ... it brushes off! and it's inside the quilt!! They have upholstery fabrics also and some of the batting is for that purpose.
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