The Osborn Six!: First Earthquake!

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

First Earthquake!

I woke up this morning feeling like my bed was rattling, I couldn't tell if I had been dreaming it or if was actually real, I've be watching a lot of footage about the earthquake in Japan so I wasn't sure.! I woke up and was looking at Rebekah and it appeared like her bed was shaking as well! The power was knocked out immediately so I called Jason and low and behold we had a 5.0 earthquake! CRAZY! Nothing major, not even major enough to probably hit the news, but it was registered at the national earthquake center. Ahhhh.....my first earthquake, and hopefully my last. Only in Uganda!!

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Made from recycled magazines these beautiful necklaces and bracelets are handmade by the women in Uganda. When we purchase the bead necklaces and bracelets from them it provides income for food, medical care, housing, and school fees.

Each bead is made by cutting the paper into triangles, wetting the paper and rolling it on a thin stick, applying a clear varnish to it and then strung onto strings to make the necklaces and bracelets. It takes approximately one day to make a full strand necklace. The bracelets are elastic . Please indicate which you prefer upon ordering. Because each necklace and bracelet is handmade they vary in color as well as slight length differences.

The necklaces sell for $10.00 per strand (Some necklaces will wrap around twice and some will wrap around three times as pictured) and the bracelets sell for $5.00 each. We accept all major credit cards through paypal. Thank you for your purchase and support to help bring our next babies home!