
The little land she owned was sold to try and survive. She retained a vegetable garden with fruit trees and still keeps chickens. Every time we visit we come away with either eggs, fruit or walnuts. Here is a picture of Lena with her supply of home made preserves for the winter. She no longer has pigs to slaughter which is common practice in the villages. I recall an occasion when Lena gave Pastor Jackie and I a rooster, who was not behaving in the yard. We tied together 2 pl
astic food baskets and transported him back to Arad in the back of the truck. I believe he ended up on Jackie's dinner table!!

Lena is illiterate and has multiple health problems. She recently broke her arm after falling in the yard - however she never complains. Note Len'a new winter shoes - a kind gift from one of our Church Members in Wales.
No comments:
Post a Comment