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BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: MARCH 15, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: MARCH 15, 2022
 
BABY MARCOS GRADUATES TO HEAVEN
 
Mar­co’s was a fight­er from the moment he took his first breath. He gave his all, but could­n’t over­come the sus­pect­ed e. coli bac­te­ria that got into his sys­tem from the toi­let. E. coli kills almost every­one who is infect­ed with it, as it is meant ONLY for the large bow­el.
 
For 4 days, Mar­cos was fine, but Sun­day he sud­den­ly became too weak to drink from a bot­tle. My team and I rushed him to the hos­pi­tal where he was admit­ted to the mater­ni­ty ward, as that is where under 30-day-old infants are treat­ed. Even with the best of care, he became weak­er dur­ing the night. He met Jesus at 2pm Mon­day. 
 

Mar­cos, bare­ly 24 hours old, sleep­ing peace­ful­ly.​ 
 
The hos­pi­tal staff, Social Ser­vices, and mem­bers from the local gov­ern­ment attend­ed his funer­al yes­ter­day after­noon. They gave him a very hon­ourable bur­ial, as this is the first infant we’ve cared for who was aban­doned in this way. 
 
Thank you all for keep­ing all our chil­dren in your prayers. Mar­cos is with our Lord, and we will meet  him again some­day in the future. 
 
Bless­ings, 
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF 

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: MARCH 11, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: MARCH 11, 2022
 
BABY #15 RESCUED FROM OUTDOOR TOILET!
 
A baby boy was born in a remote vil­lage on March 9th, his cord was bro­ken (not cut), then some­one, we “guess” that it was his moth­er, dumped him into a near­by out­door toi­let, head first! Tere­sa, the woman who lived in that mud hut heard the infant cry­ing, and imme­di­ate­ly tore the log top off the toi­let with her neigh­bor’s help.
 

L to R. Este­van, fos­ter Moth­er for Mar­cos, and Tere­sa, the woman who res­cued him from out­door toi­let.​
 
After pulling the baby out, she imme­di­ate­ly tied his umbil­i­cal cord, and bathed him to remove the excre­ment from his body. Tere­sa does­n’t speak Por­tuguese or Makua, just Makonde, so she asked Fati­ma, her trilin­gual neigh­bor, to go with her to the vil­lage clin­ic with the baby. The clin­ic called the Bala­ma hos­pi­tal which imme­di­ate­ly sent their ambu­lance to fetch the infant and the 2 ladies.
 

Mar­cos, bare­ly 24 hours old, sleep­ing peace­ful­ly.​
 
This pre­cious lit­tle one mirac­u­lous­ly sur­vived the night in the mater­ni­ty ward, show­ing NO SIGNS of any med­ical prob­lems 12 hours lat­er.
 
Social Ser­vices called me at 10:45 a.m., Thurs­day, March 10th, ask­ing us to accept the infant into our fam­i­ly. Our Fos­ter Moth­er, Este­va­nia, was ori­en­tat­ing at House #7. She glad­ly received him as her own. This lit­tle boy, now named Mar­cos, became the 5th infant in that house.
 

Our staff gath­ered under the Man­go Tree, dis­cussing a name. Mar­cos was cho­sen.  As that is Por­tuguese for March, his birth month.​
 
On Fri­day, day 2 of his life, Mar­co’s has no fever, and only mild infla­ma­tion around his umbil­i­cal cord. The Bala­ma Doc­tor placed him on an Antibi­ot­ic syrup, and gave us a spe­cial antibi­ot­ic umbil­i­cal cord gel to apply.
 
OUR MIRACLE BABY, MARCOS, needs a spon­sor of $40/month to cov­er his baby for­mu­la and Fos­ter care.
 
PLEASE email me direct­ly for more infor­ma­tion if you would like to spon­sor him.
 
GOD TRULY HAD HIS GUARDIAN ANGEL CATCH AND PROTECT MARCOS. There’s not a scratch on his tiny body after a 6‑foot fall onto his head! Under “nor­mal” cir­cum­stances, Mar­cos should have a bad­ly infect­ed umbili­cus AT THE VERY LEAST!
 
OUR GOD IS TRULY AMAZING IN ALL HE DOES FOR HIS LITTLE ONES!
 
GOD’S BLESSINGS TO YOU ALL!
 
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF 

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: MARCH 5, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: MARCH 5, 2022
 
BABY # 14 JOINS THE FAMILY!
 
TEN MONTH OLD AMBROSIO, orphaned in Sep­tem­ber 2021, has been cared for by his 2 teenage Aunts in their vil­lage, the only women left in this fam­i­ly. He has been in our milk pro­gram since last August, when his moth­er became ill and stopped mak­ing breast milk. The father was not to be found.
 

Baby Ambro­sio with 13 year old Aunt, wait­ing for admis­sion to House #6​
 
These 2 teenagers tried their best, but Ambro­sio has had an upper res­pi­ra­to­ry infec­tion for the last 2 weeks that has caused almost a 1 lb./400 gm weight loss. With­out inter­ven­tion, he was show­ing signs that he might not sur­vive.
 
Social Ser­vices was noti­fied that we need­ed to bring this lit­tle boy into our fam­i­ly. They agreed and a 4 hour search for his adult Uncle was final­ly suc­cess­ful. Ambro­sio’s birth was nev­er record­ed, so an adult fam­i­ly mem­ber’s tes­ti­mo­ny was need­ed so we could orga­nize a birth cer­tifi­cate. On Fri­day 2 Uncles orga­nized the birth cer­tifi­cate,  and Social Ser­vices final­ized his doc­u­ments.
 

Ambro­sio with Fos­ter Moth­er,  Zain­abo.  He isn’t feel­ing well, as his face tells it all.​
 
Ambro­sio is recov­er­ing well under the watch­ful eye of our newest fos­ter moth­er, Zain­abo, at house #6.  With a high pro­tein diet and all the for­mu­la he desires, Ambro­sio should regain his weight loss with­in 2 weeks.
 
 
PRIMARY SCHOOLERS RECEIVE TUTORING 
 
Tues­day gave me a good work­out as I had to vis­it each home to make sure the fos­ter moth­ers were aware of our tutor­ing sched­ule for each grade. Set­ting up the class­room and mate­ri­als was easy com­pared to round­ing up 25 first to sev­enth graders! It was the 6th and 7th graders who resist­ed the most, “duh”, but they all showed up for class these last 4 days.
 

Pas­tor Jose and Teacher Pedro with the 2nd and 3rd graders in the after­noon ses­sion.​
 
The younger stu­dents tell me they real­ly like Mr. Pedro, the teacher. Pedro com­plet­ed his eval­u­a­tion of the chil­dren on Fri­day, so will begin prop­er class­es on Mon­day. 
 

Teacher Pedro writ­ing a les­son on the white board for the 6th and 7th graders in the morn­ing ses­sion.​
 
High school tutors are in the works, as it will take at least 2 teach­ers to cov­er their 10 sub­jects. 
 
 
HELDER HIRED BY BALAMA EDUCATION DEPARTMENT!
 
We don’t know where he will be “stu­dent teach­ing” yet, but pray for a place close to Bala­ma, so he can stay close to us (his fam­i­ly).
More details when I have them.
 

Hap­py Helder can hard­ly con­tain his joy!​
 
PTL FOR OUR FAMILY IS GROWING UP AND BECOMING PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS WHO WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE. 
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS POSSIBLE.
 
BLESSINGS, 
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF 
 
 

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: FEBRUARY 26, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: FEBRUARY 26, 2022
 
BBC LEADERS CONTINUE TO SERVE
 
Car­l­i­tos and Daniel are 2 of our BBC lead­ers who serve by tak­ing food twice a month on their BBC motor­bikes to 9 orphans liv­ing in a remote moun­tain area south of our mis­sion sta­tion. On a clear day, I can actu­al­ly see the area they are going to, but get­ting there by road is anoth­er mat­ter. Motor­bikes make it eas­i­ly,  where even 4 wheel dri­ve would get stuck in the rainy sea­son since the road floods.
 

BBC LEADERS, Car­l­i­tos and Daniel load­ing up food for 9 Orphans liv­ing in a very remote moun­tain are​a.
 
These 2 men made the 40km/24 mile dis­tance in 3 hours yes­ter­day, which is good for that road. Once there, they check on the 9 young­sters, and found them in need of new clothes. Upon hear­ing their report, I sent them to the mar­ket on a clothes-buy­ing mis­sion. Those clothes will be deliv­ered TODAY, pro­vid­ed there is no rain.
YOUR LOVE GIFTS AT WORK!
 
 
TEEN POWER!
 
Each week, our 17 teenagers vol­un­teer 2 hours to help keep our mis­sion’s moringa orchards and soc­cer field clean and safe. Clear­ing away all grass, leav­ing only the sandy loam soil, means snakes can’t hide there! That’s a very good thing since 99.9% of African snakes car­ry some form of poi­son. Pick­ing Moringa is a cook­ing task of the teen girls, so they make sure the “team” keeps it VERY CLEAN! 
 

Teenagers in our pro­gram clean up the Moringa orchard this week.​
 
Mot­to of Rur­al Mozam­bique: A clean yard, is a safe yard. It’s a task every Bala­ma house­hold per­forms ear­ly each morn­ing. 
 

17 teens in all, they make a pow­er­ful work force.​
 
FEBRUARY IS ALMOST OVER. MARCH WILL HOPEFULLY SEE THE REDUCTION OF HEAVY RAINS SO THE CORN AND BEANS WON’T ROT ON THE STALKS.
 
 
JOIN US IN PRAYING IN A GREAT HARVEST, FOR THE NEED IS GREAT!
 
BLESSINGS, 
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF 

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: FEBRUARY 19, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: FEBRUARY 19, 2022
 
ALFERES ACCEPTED!
 
Today, Alferes leaves for Teach­ers Col­lege in Mon­tepuez, 60km/36 miles from here. This is tru­ly excit­ing, as he is our 2nd teenag­er to enter this very wor­thy pro­fes­sion. Class­es begin on Mon­day! Please keep him in your prayers as he has many adjust­ments to make.
 

Alferes accept­ed into Teach­ers Col­lege!​
 
 
PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS RECEIVE A BOOST
 
Retired Teacher Pedro will begin tutor­ing our 1st to 7th graders on March 1st. With only 6 days/month of “in class­room” instruc­tion being allowed this year per stu­dent, our young­sters need a help­ing hand. Con­cen­trat­ing on read­ing, writ­ing, and arith­metic will be the first objec­tive.
 

Inter­view with new teacher, Pedro.​
 
We are blessed to receive the best, as Sen­hor Pedro has a stel­lar rep­u­ta­tion as a great teacher. THANK YOU TO OUR SAN ANTONIO DONOR who blessed us with the gift of this teacher!
 
 
BABIES, BABIES, BABIES!
 
Not all are pic­tured, but our baby for­mu­la pro­gram is expand­ing week­ly with an aver­age of 2 to 3 infants. This tiny lit­tle girl named GICA (Gee cah) was born on Jan­u­ary 21st. Her moth­er passed away from post­par­tum com­pli­ca­tions on Jan­u­ary 29th.
 

Office man­ag­er Cape­na, instructs Aunt Rosel­da on how to mix baby for­mu­la for baby Gica.
 
Gica’s Aunt Rosel­da adopt­ed her. After try­ing to feed her a local milk prod­uct, she came to us via Social Ser­vices for infant for­mu­la. 
The for­mu­la your Love Gifts pro­vide tru­ly is the sav­ing grace for these new­borns. 
 
Thank You to all of you for lov­ing God’s chil­dren in north­ern Mozam­bique. 
 
BLESSINGS 
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF 

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: FEBRUARY 12, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: FEBRUARY 12, 2022
 
REGINALDA IS HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL!
 
THANKS TO YOUR PRAYERS, Regi­nal­da began show­ing improve­ment last Sun­day. Her fever was gone dur­ing the day on Sun­day, and only returned late after­noon. By Mon­day, she was fever free! 
 

Regi­nal­da and Fos­ter Mom very glad to be home!​
 
The Dr. want­ed to keep her until Thurs­day to be sure her infec­tion was gone. BY WEDNESDAY, she was in such good health, I was told we could take her home! REGINALDA loves the out­doors, so she was very hap­py to sit in her Fos­ter Moth­er’s lap upon arriv­ing home.
 
THANK YOU, JESUS for answer­ing our prayers so quick­ly!
 
 
TECHNICAL SCHOOL CHOOSES 2 OF OUR TEENS
 
The Graphite Mine (Twigg), opened a tech­ni­cal school just 2 miles down the road from us. Its pur­pose is to assist young men in learn­ing either mechan­i­cal or elec­tri­cal skills in a 90-day begin­ner’s course.
 

Elu­sio and Ali were cho­sen to attend the Graf­fite Mine School to learn Mechan­ics (blue) or Elec­tric­i­ty (orange).​
 
At the 2021 Christ­mas Par­ty, when the Twigg and CIS groups blessed our chil­dren with many nice foods, I was told our young grad­u­ates could reg­is­ter for the April class, as the Jan­u­ary group was full.
 

Twigg and CIS gifts to our chil­dren at Christ­mas.​
 
The School Direc­tor called Cape­na, our office man­ag­er, in late Jan­u­ary request­ing 2 young men to report imme­di­ate­ly to the school, as they had 2 slots open up.
 
ELISIO AND ALI were hop­ing to attend in April, so they jumped at the chance to get in now! The mechan­ics school wears blue uni­forms while elec­tric­i­ty wears orange.
 
We are very grate­ful for this won­der­ful oppor­tu­ni­ty for them, as it will take them 1 step clos­er to devel­op­ing a much-need­ed job skill as the Bala­ma area con­tin­ues to grow. 
 
 
ON A PERSONAL NOTE 
 
I’m always telling you sto­ries of aban­doned infants, so here’s one for all you ani­mal lovers!
 
An abused female dog was brought to my home by Toto, my “romeo” guard dog. I could count every bone in her body, so BONES became her name. Shar­ing Toto’s food, Bones quick­ly gained weight and final­ly con­ceived with one of Toto’s sons, Rocky, who also eats occa­sion­al­ly at my house. Bones grew to trust me, but is still ter­ri­fied of any­one’s hands to this day, includ­ing mine.
 
Bones had her pup­pies well hid­den in the woods behind my house, but sad­ly, the very heavy rains caused all but 1 to per­ish. I noticed her milk had dried up, and fig­ured all the pup­pies were dead. Then Feb­ru­ary 1st, I heard the cry of a pup­py in the grass near my front porch. Fol­low­ing the sound, I found the cutest lit­tle 3‑week-old male pup­py, bad­ly in need of milk.
 

4 week old SOCKS! Future guard dog for mis­sion sta­tion.​
 
It seems that Bones had car­ried him to where she knew I would find him, hop­ing I would save him as I had saved her life.
 
I quick­ly taught him to suck milk from a syringe, and had him drink­ing from a bowl on the 3rd day. SOCKS is now 4 weeks old. (All 4 feet are marked with white “socks”.) Bones stays near­by, but is con­tent to let me raise her baby boy.
 
Toto is now 9 years old, (ancient for a Mozam­bi­can dog), so his grand­son, Socks, will be raised as my next guard dog for the mis­sion sta­tion. 
 
GOD PROVIDES ALL OUR NEEDS AS WE NEED THEM. 
For that, I am tru­ly grate­ful!
 
BLESSINGS, 
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF 

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: FEBRUARY 5, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: FEBRUARY 5, 2022
 
BABY REGINALDA HOSPITALIZED 
 
Last Wednes­day, REGINALDA, 11.5 months old, pre­sent­ed with fever and lack of appetite. Tests showed she has malar­ia and an infec­tion, ori­gin unknown. She is being treat­ed with broad spec­trum IV antibi­otics and LOTS OF PRAYER. 
 

Baby Regi­nal­da in hos­pi­tal.
 
HER LOW-GRADE FEVER is con­cern­ing all of us, as it refus­es to come down even with the strongest antibi­otics avail­able and the anti-febrile med­ica­tions.
 
YOUR PRAYERS ARE MUCH NEEDED!
 
SHE NEEDS JESUS TO ERADICATE THIS INFECTION AT IT’S ROOT, SO HER HEALTH CAN RETURN TO NORMAL. 
 
SCHOOL DAYS ARE UPON US!
 
Our Staff was kept busy this week dis­trib­ut­ing school mate­ri­als, fit­ting uni­forms made by our mas­ter seam­stress, and fit­ting school shoes for the 63 school-aged orphans liv­ing in our Bala­ma homes. 
 

1st graders deal with their new back­packs that are almost big­ger than they are! Small sizes not avail­able.
 

8‑year-old Mon­i­ca, who has an inop­er­a­ble hole in her heart is now in 3rd grade! She is amaz­ing!​
 

Bren­da and staff hand­ing out school sup­plies to high school boys.
 
For the first time, some of our stu­dents will start class­es with­out a uni­form, as the fab­ric in the prop­er school col­ors was late arriv­ing in the stores. Thank­ful­ly, the school gives a 1‑month grace peri­od to allow all chil­dren time to com­ply.
 
YOUR LOVE GIFTS ALLOW 100’S OF CHILDREN IN 2 COUNTIES / DISTRICTS TO OBTAIN AN EDUCATION THAT IS SO VITAL TO A BETTER FUTURE IN THE WORK FORCE.
 
MANY BLESSINGS,  
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF 

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: JANUARY 29, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: JANUARY 29, 2022
 
RUN FAST, PLAY HARD!
 
The rainy sea­son leaves us few dry days, but our chil­dren are tak­ing advan­tage of every minute. Hard rains hit on Mon­day, but by Tues­day, the play­ground was dry. It is amaz­ing watch­ing our youngest sharp­en­ing new­ly learned play skills each week. 
 

First graders hav­ing a “co-ed” soc­cer game to release all that pent up “rainy day” ener­gy.
 
From the tod­dlers to the preschool­ers, all are stay­ing hap­py and health as they “chase the balls” dur­ing play time.
 

Watch this video of our 3‑year-olds hav­ing a “ball”! —>
https://youtu.be/4CN-3rFWjxU
 
We only have 7 chil­dren in the 3- to 5‑year-old age group right now, but look out, because the 11 tod­dlers turn­ing 2 years old this year will soon be in the mix!
 

Watch as Baby Juma shows off his “danc­ing” skills learned from watch­ing oth­ers.​  —>  https://youtu.be/8iy5IagnFb8
 

Ade­laide and Chebany hav­ing a sand­box chat!​
 

Cape­na hav­ing some fun time with our tod­dlers at house #6, the Zebra house.​
 
HOUSE BURNS, LEAVING 2 ORPHANS WITH THE CLOTHES ON THEIR BACKS.
 
These 2 young­sters, ages 11, and 9, were part of a Child Head­ed House­hold run inde­pen­dent­ly of our help by their 18-year-old broth­er. Over the Christ­mas hol­i­days, their mud hut caught fire, leav­ing them home­less. Social Ser­vices request­ed our assis­tance as the chil­dren were left with noth­ing.
 

Two orphans from Child Head­ed House­hold now able to live with their aunt after their hut burned to the ground.
 
The 18-year-old teen found a place to live, but the 11-year-old boy, and his 9‑year-old sis­ter were not so for­tu­nate. THANKFULLY,  a “fam­i­ly search” locat­ed an Aunt who agreed to share her mud hut with them, but she had lit­tle food to spare.
 
THANKS TO YOUR LOVE GIFTS, our staff was able to assist them with emer­gency food and cloth­ing, and placed the 3 of them in our Thurs­day food give-out.
 
THE HANDS OF JESUS REACH THE “LOST AND DESTITUTE” BECAUSE YOU CARE.
 
THANK YOU FROM ALL OF US AT ORPHANS UNLIMITED. 
 
BLESSINGS,
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF 
 
 

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: JANUARY 22, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: JANUARY 22, 2022
 
PLAY HARD WHEN THE SUN SHINES!
 
Our chil­dren are doing exact­ly that in these pho­tos and videos. 
 

Dai­ly Praise and Wor­ship is a favorite with all our children​.
 

Preschool­ers show­ing off with their ener­getic ren­di­tion of “God Is So Good”, Deus e tam­bom in this video. –>   https://youtu.be/Coo8xS0q5lE
 
We had an all-night rain storm in Bala­ma on Mon­day that had us stand­ing in water.  But sandy loam soil dries quick­ly, sig­nal­ing “PLAYTIME” for all our chil­dren who have an abun­dance of ener­gy after being cooped up for a day.
 
School starts at the end of the month, so in their minds, there is no time to waste!
 

San­dra, 1st grad­er, shows off her skills at the Moz ver­sion of “Jacks” in this video —> https://youtu.be/eh44hbeSk64
 
 

Preschool­ers share the swings as soon as the rains are gone. Click on the pho­to or this link to see Lit­tle San­tos, on left, as he push­es his school­mate for a high­er swing.  https://youtu.be/gc9fEJ8D2‑E
 

Pri­ma­ry school­ers have a quick game of soc­cer.
 
YOUR LOVE GIFTS KEEP THESE CHILDREN HEALTHY AND HAPPY. THANK YOU FOR GIVING TO THE LORD’S WORK AT OUR MISSION STATION. 
 
Bless­ings,
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF 

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA BLOG: JANUARY 15, 2022

FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: JANUARY 15, 2022
 
ELECTRICITY COMING OUR WAY
 
Elec­tric hook-ups are sched­uled for Feb­ru­ary 2022 for any home that is prop­er­ly wired. Two elec­tri­cians have worked long hours since Jan­u­ary 3rd to wire all 7 of our orphan homes. House #7 is due to be com­plet­ed today, mean­ing that we are by ready when the juice is hooked up.
 

Elec­tri­cians wiring House #7, the Leop­ard House.
 
It’s an excit­ing mile­stone for all our staff, as night­time call-outs for sick chil­dren will be a bit eas­i­er with lights in their rooms.
 
TWO OF OUR YOUNGEST, NOW ON THEIR FEET!
 
Chebany began to take shaky steps this week, and Baby Gil­da makes her debut by stand­ing inde­pen­dent­ly. How time flies as our “baby hous­es” are becom­ing Tod­dler Homes.
 

Gil­da in mid­dle stand­ing inde­pen­dent­ly for first time. Adeli­na, 3, on left, with Maez­in­ha, almost 2, on right. See Chebany learn­ing to walk at this YouTube link. —> https://youtu.be/tn_5A0SZI5M
 
Rains knocked out most of our out­door games for the old­er chil­dren this week, but that’s the rainy sea­son way.
 

Fos­ter Moth­er Cecelia enter­tains our youngest while their Fos­ter Moth­ers pre­pare lunch and wash clothes.
 
Note: Exam results for our 2 young men who test­ed will not be out till next week. Helder, our Teacher Grad­u­ate will do his first job inter­view next week. Please keep him in your prayers, as he is a bit ner­vous. 
 
With many “Duck Days” ahead through Feb­ru­ary, we thank you for your prayers that all will stay healthy. (A duck day is a rainy day, as only the ducks are hap­py!)
 
MANY BLESSINGS, 
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF