Count Down

When all is said and done we will have seen around 115 students and children here in Kenya. This is a busy Village. The children have grown a lot and some I can hardly recognize.

The rains have started. Things in the Village are green but outside it is muddy. Tonight we went to The Bible Fellowship Class. As we reached the church it started to rain. It poured. When we started our discussion groups we could hardly hear. It is hard enough understanding the Africans, even though they have a good command of English, but imagine trying to listen when rain is pounding on a tin roof.

We must have had about 10-15 minutes of heavy rain. It was still raining as we drove home.

The roads are a mess, worse than my first time in Kenya. They had put new roads in 2007 and now they are full of potholes. They are working on the roads but this area is pretty bad. The traffic is horrible and then there are people darting in and out of it. They also wear dark colors so between having to watch for potholes and people it is pretty scary at night. You have to be so careful.

The ROS forgot to call and let them know to let us in at the gate so we had to drive around for a while till they could get the key to let us in. It is also dangerous to be in a standing vehicle at night.

Wednesday morning we leave for home. We are tired and all the flying takes its toll. Pray for our safe return home and for us to finish strong.