We'd like to share some pictures of Karanda: our home and the hospital.
The Guesthouse (our temporary home)
The front view of the guesthouse with a flamoyant tree in the foreground and a nice little gazebo, to escape from the sun, in the back. 
This is the guesthouse livingroom. You can see the deep freeze in the back where we store a lot of our groceries each month. It also is very helpful with power outages so food doesn't go bad.
The kitchen with both an electric and gas stove (once again for power outages) and even a microwave! The silver container by the fridge is our water filter. The structure on the wall (over the sink) is the water heater for nice piping hot water!
The boys' bedroom with mosquito nets as malaria is a common problem out here at Karanda. We have enjoyed living in the guesthouse but do look forward to settling into our own home and getting competely unpacked.
Church
Sunday morning church in the chapel on the hospital compound. We all enjoy the lively singing and clapping. The entire service is in Shona.
The Hospital
The center courtyard. The Female Ward is on the left, the Pediatric Ward is directly in front and the Outpatient Clinic is on the right. The Male Ward is below the Peds Ward.
The Female Ward. The hospital's "ICU" consists of the first four beds on the right side.
The main operating room. It is one of three at the hospital. The lights and most of the equipment are relatively modern.
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