Tuesday, July 10, 2007
the elephants and giraffes
I'm not suprised that God is already working in this trip. Today, we woke up early and ate breakfast and it was so good. A spanish omlette! Then we met Neutron, our new guide. So now we have four guides: Peter (obsessed with plants and animals), David (an excellent soccer player), Victor (into video photography), and Neutron (sound manager). Today we went to Karen, a upperclass suburb where both white/black Kenyans live. Our first stop was at the elephant orphange. It was awesome. We learned so much about elephants. Next, we went to the giraffe conservatory where we got to feed jiraffes by hand! Some of us (not me) even french kissed some of the animals. Then we went to Karen Blixen's home, the woman who wrote Out of Africa. It was too expensive to go inside, however, we got to walk around her home and it was awesome and beautiful. We came back to the Shalom House to meet the "Father", the Italian priest who started the Shalom House. He is sweet. We then had dinner and devotions, and we all wanted to worship so we sang six songs. I'm tired and am getting chubby. They stuff me with food. It's freezing here, and I don't have enough warm clothing. I just got bit by a mosquito, so I'm going to go to bed. PEACE.

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FREEZING? whhatttt.
tell that mosquito to get off my woman.
Baby,
We are so proud of you. You have been given this amazing opportunity and our prayer is that you will sense his calling as he takes you to a higher level of commitment. May we never take for granted the blessings and comforts we have in this country. God Bless. We adore you! Mom and Dad.
United Airlines crew not friendly? WHAT???!!!! Hey, I read Dorothy's blog first, and that slum sounds like it would be emotional, especially since the people there are so happy. I hope you find something out of this experience, because whatever it is, it will carry on with you. Hey, be safe, drink water, and stay healthy. And take a shower. :)
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