I think kids had a good time with a kid’s party and being driven from house to house for trick-or-treating. We miss, miss, miss our friends at home, and we are also missing the chill in the air. The thermometer in the outside screened-in porch at the party read 90 something. I was looking at teas for sale online and saw one called Africa Autumn. Um, as far as I can see, Africa doesn’t really have an autumn, but it is a good idea, and should be taken into serious consideration.
We’re having an unusually warm Halloween ourselves; it’s in the 60’s in your nation’s capital. I can’t imagine it’s still in the 90’s in Niger! WOW! Welcome home from WaGaDooGoo. Smooches. T.Lana
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Okay, now I see the kids pictures! Oh, they are adorable. Dina, you are a fabuloud photographer–and your subjects ain’t bad either! 😉
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Cool costumes! We missed Halloween. Too busy.
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Looks like fun! I’m glad to see that you all are adapting so well to the new lifestyle, and that you are enjoying it! Thanks for keeping us updated!
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Bonjour a tous! Love the pictures, and miss you all. Be glad it isn’t freezing in Niamey, like it is in Juneau. (I mean literally not metaphorically freezing.) We had our first snow the day before Halloween. Fortunately, it didn’t stick. Love to all from Tyotya Nina.
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twenty-something years of "what have you been up to?" 
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