Amina, Neema and Watoto!
My daughter Amanda arrived two nights ago but laid low yesterday feeling a bit shaky. She is feeling more herself today, so far has gone to market with Neema, reorganized the bookcase, her room and the classroom, sent a Skype message to her class at St. Eugene’s School in Simcoe and is sitting on the floor right now, reading a book . . . Lucy, our volunteer from Australia arrived last evening, in darkness, after the power went out . . . again. We went to town to provision and while walking the aisles of Shoprite, Peter paused and asked what a box of food was. It was “Frosties” a version of Frosted Flakes cereal and we just had to bring a box home. No one has ever heard of cereal . . . nor, it turns out, did they know about burgers until we took them (again yesterday) a favorite!
The children are as happy and as wonderful as they look in the beautiful photos Cindy and Kal are capturing . . . who by the way have settled in comfortably and are extremely hard at work. Kal is head of construction and installation and we’re getting some things done the right way around here, and, well, you can see the photos. Everyone is happy and we look so very forward to a wonderful Christmas together, much of which comes because of you. Asante kwa pendo . . . thank you for your love!
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