This game is about a Chinese man with a big belly and short legs…

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This game is about a Chinese man with a big belly and short legs who walks in and out of the bamboo garden. . . . read more

Ouch…

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That cooking outside oven looks great! What is it fueled with?

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Kerosene. . . . read more

How is the weather? (from Matt)<br /> Is it fun? (from Kylie)<br /> Is it fun riding the pikipiki? (Melanie)<br /> Is it fun teaching the kids? (Melanie)<br /> What's the view like in Kenya? (Ada)<br /> What does Mt. Kilimanjaro look like? (Ada) <br /> Is the food good? (Mikaila)<br /> Are the people nice? (Christian)<br /> Do you like your house? (Niah)<br /> How long did it take you to Mt. Kilimanjaro? (Niah)<br /> Is it hard getting used to the 1/2 day time difference? (Maren) <br /> Are the kids nice? (Kylie)<br /> What do the buildings look like? (Ada)<br /> Can you understand what the people are saying to you? (Kylie)<br /> Is communication and transportation an issue because of the language barrier? (Maren)<br /> (((Um….they're humming that niwangu song spontaneously while I furiously type….)))<br /> Is it sunny out? (Mikaila)<br /> What do the skies look like at night? (future theoretical physicist Matt)<br /> Do you like it there? (Mikaila)<br /> Does it rain a lot there? (Niah)<br /> Who takes care of the orphans? (Maren)

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Weather is sunny in the daytime.  Cool/cold at night. Fun sometimes, riding motorbike and kids would be some of those times. The view is not quite the Lion King…but close. Mt. Kilimanjaro is big…very big, but I barely saw it, hidden by clouds. The food is good, nothing too scary. The people here are very warm and hospitable. I like my house . . . read more

Did you work on the farm?

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Only toured the farm.  And picked a few veggies. . . . read more

Hey Mike,<br /> Have you mentally established yourself in Matunda and Milimani? Might take the natives awhile for the novelty of their very own white guy to wear off. I pray that your spirits remain high as you serve the Lord and the Milimani congregation. No doubt, the Packers are keeping your spirits high as well.<br /> <br /> Bwana Akubariki,<br /> Russ

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The transition hasn’t been too rough at all.  I just jumped into the work here and it’s been good to get settled in one place.  I enjoy the small town atmosphere.  Many are amazed that I’m not being sheltered and shuttled around in a caravan, they think it’s neat that I’m out and about, mingling in the community. . . . read more

A Day at Anna’s Farm

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Making Bricks Moo Part of the Garden Outside Kitchen Charcoal Oven Eric Carving the Chicken (kuku choma) Whoa! Fresh from the Garden A Day at Anna’s Farm . . . read more

Riding on the back of a motorbike (pikipiki) from Anna’s…

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Riding on the back of a motorbike (pikipiki) from Anna’s house.  Eric Sagala is on the back of the other motorbike. . . . read more

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Baby Class at Recess

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Baby Class at Recess . . . read more