Welcome! Karibu!

This blog ("web log") is compiled by Sister Patrice Colletti, SDS to share the stories of our four Sisters who sojourn in Tanzania this summer, June- July 2011. The information below is from their emails; we've edited it for clarity.

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Sunday, June 26, 2011

6/26/11 More Photos!

With a special thanks to Frater Emmanuel, who figured out how to upload S. Virginia's photos!
Sister Virginia and Sister Barbara playing the dice game, Farkel with the girls in the Hostel.

Sister Barbara teaching math at the board

Sisters engaged in English conversation about their "favorite color" as they colored eggs.
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6/26/11 More Photos from S. Virginia and S. Barbara

Sister Elice, the Regional Superior, presenting Jordan's Diary to Sister Agnes.

Frater Immanuel and Sister Barbara assisting Sister Elice in learning how to operate her new laptop computer.  (This laptop Sister Jenada was instrumental in getting from a donor.)


Sister Barbara helping Sister Angela with English conversation.  (Sister Angela is in charge of the Hostel.)

Hard at work learning and practicing English.

Coloring Eggs offers Conversation Practice!
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6/26/11 S. Ellen and S. Jeanette



On Friday we went to a game park (it was originally scheduled for Monday but we are taking the bus at 10 a.m. with Fr. Michael. Here are some photos.





Electricity has been off whenever we had free time the last few days. I got connected (on the computer) immediately after supper and it has been about an hour to get this message opened. I got a second computer opening the jubilee message (or at least trying to).
 
S. Ellen
 
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