Once we settled into our luxurious Arbegona Hotel accomodations (tongue very much in cheek), we were able to visit the students at Arbegona School. I was amazed that children in KG3 (about 5 or 6 years old) were whippin' through multiplication problems.
Our greeting with roses and song by the children of Arbegona!
Scarves, too!
This little cutie was so shy!
Linda and I being blessed with beautiful flowers! The many students (and teachers) of Arbegona behind us :)
Multipication and Candy! Sweet!
Here we are greeting and sharing with one of the classes (and passing out candy, too!)
It took me three takes to get this smile! But it was well worth the wait!
In this school, the children fold their arms as a sign of discipline, readiness and respect, much as children in American schools fold their hands. (Just like at my house...Not!)
I love these beautiful faces!
Her eyes captivated all of us! 
We thought this young student looked like the Ethiopian brother to our nephew, Mason!
The kids really warmed up to us on the playgorund! If you look closely you can see one sweet boy about to plant a kiss on Big Tim! 
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