Chapter 4
John was on his way to Africa along with Sally and the boys.
Living in Africa would be very different than living in the states but they were all up for the challenge.
The African children were thrilled to meet the boys and the boys fit right in.
The boys could speak many foreign languages and most of the African children could speak some English.
No more suits and ties, Burma shorts and tee shirts. This was life!
They would be living near the Atlantic Ocean and the boys loved to swim, fish, and surf.
Fun in the sun all day but first the boys had to do their chores.
Living in Africa would be hard work because there was no modern farm equipment to use.
The boys did not mind as long as they could spend there free time at the beach.
John spent long hours planning his techniques to teach the locals.
Sally spent most of the time getting the small schoolhouse ready for the children.
Sally would not only be teaching history but many other subjects.
The children would have to share books for Sally had not brought enough books to go around.
No, I Pad here!
In the distance, you could see and hear gunshots and missiles
In parts of Africa, there is a lot of violence.
I hope that the rebels will keep their distance.
The rebels hate Americans and Europeans.
You do not want to be captured by the rebels.
The big cats have been driven out of their land and farmers have found carcasses their cattle and goats.
The big cats have not harmed humans yet!
The raining season has begun and many animals have started migrating toward the once dried up water hole that now is overflowing with water.
Now is the right time to start planting crops.
Unexpectedly appears Billy!
What is he doing here?
This is so out of character for Billy!
Billy always wears a suit, but wait what is he wearing?
Had Billy come to stay?
Had Billy come to ask Sally for a divorce?
Did Billy know that John was here with his wife?
What a dilemma for John!
