Kids, Kids and More Adorable Kids

The last two days have been all about helping kids - and man have they been CUTE! Today, we were visited by children from the Home of Comfort - a local orphanage of children abandoned by their parents or who have lost their parents to AIDS. These children were THE most well-behaved kids we'd ever seen. Team member Angie Oder ducked in to get the children some candy and by the time she got back, they had all lined up in a row - without being asked. Then they all got together and sang the National Anthem of South Africa in three different languages: English, Xhosa and Afrikaans. Click here to see the video.

Bekki Fagan helped this little three-year-old from the Orphanage who was the most well-behaved little boy at Autorafracting, staying perfectly still - a tough station for a little one. Bekki couldn't resist this pic!

Check out this little super star in her new shades, care of Kara Mitchell yesterday in Dilation.

15-year-old, Nontsikelelo, came through the Clinic with a script for -12. She had never before owned glasses. Thanks to Paul Craven - master of Chabellas, she now has a brand new pair of hand-made chabellas, just her script! "We only had the correct lense for this girl by a stroke of fate - the manufacturer labeled it as a +12; -1 and was actually a -12; -1, so it ended up as a defect and ended up in Chabellas," said Paul.

Karen Cianciolo has taken these munchkins under her wing as they waited for their family to go through the Clinic. Karen kept these kids laughing all the way.

For all those who have sent us messages, keep 'em coming! We're sharing them with the team during each morning de-brief and it means a lot for us to hear from home. Love to all - Team Kokstad!