We all dressed in various shades of blue to honor the queen as a mother to the country, as blue is her personal color, Our little girls and big girls really enjoyed outing at the dam/reservoir, running around sightseeing, exploring. Then  that night, the children put on a show lead by the senior girls. They set up the stage and arranged for each of the 5 rooms to present a song to honor the 'mothers' at BHJ. Many girls also shared their childhood testimonies of their mothers and/or lack of their mothers. There were many hugs and tears as we cried with the girls and comforted each of them. A handful came to cried with their faces in my lap. Not many pictures of the event for obvious reasons. We were blue on the inside and out. But through it all, I believe God brought healing to their wounded hearts.  Many added that they were thankful that they got to come and live at BHJ.  I was very thankful as well, that I got  to be a teacher and a Mom to many of these girls...