And some other beautiful Tuleeni faces to go with it!!
Vanessa, Hellena, little Neema, and myself hanging out in the shade trying to avoid the blazing sun!
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Smiles that brighten the world
First, a special comparison picture-- I asked five year old Samsoni to smile for a picture. The result looks very similar to my smile as a child. My parents said every picture of me for a certain length of time looked this way.
Baby Lucky with his mother, Prisca (26) who grew up at the Tuleeni Orphanage and now lives there dedicating her life back to the center that saved her and have her a chance at a successful future, which she has achieved.
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