Autumn 2025…September, October and November.

          The first days of September were the last days of summer vacation. The children enjoyed a few outings and meetings, where they played and socialized (pictures 1-5), but school started immediately, so we prepared them all with new, clean clothes and flowers. (pictures 6-8)

          This autumn our house welcomed two more sisters, Narcisa (12 years old) and Andreea (13 years old). We strive to cover all their needs that they have accumulated over time and to give them a proper education, but it will be a rather difficult process because the gaps are large, Andreea has not gone to school at all until now. (picture 9)

          Our visitors this autumn were Andreas, Liviu, Dan and Claudia from Germany. As always, we enjoyed their presence and the conversations we had. (photos 10,11)

          We would like to thank all those who sent us various goods as donations, even if now we will only mention those from this fall: Roman Food Bank (with whose help we planted vegetables for the winter), Antonesei Petru, Claudine Proller, churches from Suceava and Neamt counties. Be blessed, dear ones, and may God reward you! (photos 12-22) In turn, we have brought joy to several families. (photos 23,24)

          In October we had the joy of attending the wedding of our boy, Ioan Dodita. He found Magda from Suceava, they got married and settled in Iasi. We wish them a beautiful life like theirs. (photo 25)

          The celebrations this fall were Gabriela who turned 18 and Laura who turned 15. Many blessings, dears! (photos 26,27)

          As for the agro-zootechnical department, some necessary work has been done: cleaning/plowing the garden (28), cleaning the solar (29), supplying wood for the winter (30,31), gathering the "harvest" (32), consolidating the fence (33), cleaning/leveling the yard (34), building a shelter for agricultural machinery (35), making a sliding gate (36), changing the lighting system for the cows, building an elevator to lift cattle for slaughter (37), collecting hay (38), slaughtering a pig (39), increasing the zoo's livestock with a lamb (40).

          As for the children, they also got "into the groove" with kindama, they practice all kinds of movements and some of them are even good at it. (photo 41) Some of them also needed an ophthalmological consultation (photos 42,43), they did painting workshops (photo 44), music workshops (photo 45), and they enjoyed the last days of autumn (photo 46).