Our Penicuik Christmas Street Fair was a great success again, with particular thanks to Gillian who put in a lot of work on producing goods for sale and enlisting a kind friend to help with the stall. Thanks, too, to Catriona who came out from Edinburgh to help.
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| Catriona 'man's' the stall |
We were also very much blessed by the presence of Scottish/Zambian community member, Davis and his young son Tengy. Ba Davis is a highly talented gentleman, with experience of working in Scotland and Zambia. He has joined Friends of Chitambo and will be a great asset to the cause.
Young Tengy, however, could be even more of an asset. As an aspiring young businessman in his own right, he bought a raffle ticket and won our Christmas hamper! We need him on board.
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Ba Davis and Tengy
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| Tengy has a winning streak! |
However, Tengy is not our youngest member. That's David, aged nearly 2. His Mum, Olu (originally from Nigeria) is our Acting Treasurer. At our recent Friends of Chitambo AGM and 3rd birthday party, we gave David a toy ambulance....the Chitambo ambulance in miniature....and we are thinking of enlisting him on Levi's proposed First Aid for ambulance drivers course. He may be young but he's very bright and a fast young learner. He is bound to excel!
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