Friday, 22 December 2017

Getting Ready for Christmas

After a busy year the workshop, staff at Neema Crafts get a well earned two week break over Christmas. As its time for a bit of a clear-out there was an auction to sell off surplus and other items. One item was a ‘Beach Bum’ bag which was keenly fought over by the bidders.

The last day of week was dedicated to a staff party and meal. Two staff, Connie and Augustino, were leaving so they were presented with presents and a cake. A custom in Tanzania is that as a sign of respect important people are fed cake. This happens at a wedding when the bride feeds the groom, and on this occasion when Connie feed the Bishop, carefully supervised by Augustino.



Connie is a key member of the deaf football team so the team-mates presented him with a new football shirt. (Does anyone else think that Connie looks a bit like the other football star of the 60’s, Pele?)





It is a busy time for churches. The Christian Fellowship had 2 services – a early evening Carol Service, and one which featured a team of puppets.




Talking of ‘puppets’, the ‘puppies’ of one of the guard dogs are doing well. So much so that their mum was willing to leave them for a few minutes so they could have their photo taken.


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