Injera
You roll it up and cut it into thirds and it is used
to pick up and eat your food with your fingers.
Check out those knives!! We cut SO many onions
and cloves of garlic! They were cooked and ground beef
and spices (burberry and wat spice) were added.
Marta's Amen dancing on the table
Sister Meaza from Kenya
Hiwot
Birhane
Yetimwerk
Wenishet
Yeshi
Marta and Amen
Yirgellem
It's a sign of friendship to share your injera
with someone....
Yirgellem's Kaleab was there to eat
and play with Amen too.
The senior girls were across the street registering
for high school for this year and they stopped by.
This is Salem, with her friend, Rebkah.
We celebrated Tutu's 18th birthday on Friday
after Seminary with a chocolate cake!
We ordered our Youth and YSA Conference banner at a little shop across the street from the
chapel on Thursday and picked it up on Friday! It only cost $21 !!
Besufikad and Elder Wold are holding it up. Our conference is in just 3 weeks!!
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