Farrah called me few days ago to help out with VBS. I signed up to help on condition that they do not have enough volunteers. Last night was BBQ and information night. I was a little bit nervous because I had never work with Sunday school. It was wonderful to see Joy volunteering too. Also I had a good visit with Alfrieda after not seeing her for months because we go to the late service. She will be making her yearly trip to Cyprus soon. This time will be gone for 4 months. I will miss her.


It was just an awsome team work. 200 kids and security is top priority because of the sick world we live in. I almost feel like being a special agent to watch out for the 4 kids under my charge. We had wonderful, roudy and passionate singing and dancing time with the band with African drums. I always want to jump during the worship songs on Sunday. Since not too many people do it, I feel inhibited. This time, everybody did, soI can let loose too. It's so satisfying.

There were so many catchy songs:
- Love ees like a circle
- Oh, happy days
- Thuma mina
- The funky chicken etc.

Joe Defries really knows how to make the kids sing and scream to the top of their voice. His drumming is awesome. His wife is 9 months pregnant, yet jumping to the songs with a chubby three year old son on her back. Guess being athletic makes a big difference. I couldn't even walk properly at that stage. Fugio is over 6 feet tall, father of a sweet smily baby boy, he was the mc and passionate dance leader among the midgets. He kept everybody laughing with his African accent silly talk.

To-day, Vicki announced at church there were 130 volunteers from age 12 to 80 plus helping out in the event. Sounds like I've got a few more years to enjoy it.