no hydro

no hydro when I got up and was off until after 6 pm, I guess they are doing load shedding( rotating cutting the electricity off ) as they have more demand than supply. I quickly plugged everything to charge up and put chicken on for supper , I was going to go out but the car would not start and it was warm so I read instead and called Mathias, the driver who is the source of all car fixing for me
I bought a bag years ago in Cape Coast made from plastic sachet bags (500 cc of water are sold in bags like sandwich zip lock bags but are heat sealed) a bag of 30 sachets cost 3 GC (about $1 Canadian and that is the water that I drink)   see below from Cape Coast

so I told Sr Mavis about these bags for her Skill centre to make, recycle does not have a following here in Ghana so there is considerable little black plastic bags and these sachet bags thrown away. 

I have trying to figure out the easiest way to assemble the bag and as I fell asleep last night the solution came to me even though I was not even thinking about it, our minds are a wonderful thing eh!

so I have used a stapler to fasten the sachet sacs together and will take it all apart when I go to the Skill centre and get them to sew it with the sides and bottom having cloth for decoration,

I will bring a few home for you to see but they will cost next to nothing for the material as they can use left overs scraps for decorating and collect the bags anywhere, I just save the ones that I use  --- not going into garbage but recycled  and save the environment. it  take some sweet talking for them to be used here unfortunately, take time this recycle stuff

• this is my prototype not finished but I will take it apart at the centre, one sachet is at the bottom next to the stapler so you can see what I am talking about.