Good evening, Lemme brief you about our progress so far once again before you sleep. I have managed to get Esthers uniform. Their school have a unique type of uniform and you can rarely get the ready made version, which is cheaper than ordering the tailor to sew a new one, especially at such a time when there is demand for school uniforms due to the back to school season. The tailors now charge higher fees for labour especially when the material is very rare to get. I have to do some balancing between getting her a sweater or getting a new pair of shoes for Musyoka. The latter does not have school shoes but I will know what to do by tomorrow with reference to our budget. Secondly, I have received the following contributions today: Cynthia Damora- 550 Maureen Akinyi- Kshs 250 Clinton Bill - Kshs 230 Catherine Steel- Kshs 300 Penrose Akinyi Kshs 350 IN TOTAL, WEVE BROKEN THE RECORD OF OUR PREVIOUS CONTRIBUTION BY RAISING KSHS 25, 458. I have already spent around Kshs 5,350 on the complete set of uniforms for the three kids plus the Toughees shoes and Kshs 3000 on the things I bought at a wholesale price. As usual, I will give you a complete breakdown of how the money was spent and I also have a receipt for the things I bought from the wholesale. I will upload it here later. I do not have a receipt for the uniforms because the tailors at Uhuru Market do not provide receipts. Its like demanding a receipt from a hawker. The remaining amount will be used to shop for other things like stationery, snacks and goodies from Tuskys Greenspan Mall, on Sunday morning when we are together. Youll be my witnesses. Please note that you can still send your contributions to my number 0715 408 523. It will help us include more items in our budget. Thanks and have a goodnight in advance. MEJJAH OMBITHO
Posted on: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 16:35:50 +0000
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