lake nakuru

This morning I woke up early to get ready to leave for Lake Nakuru. The bus ride there was so long (3 hours) but also totally worth it. Not only did we see over a million flamingos but we saw the white rhinos, buffalo, giraffe, impala, stork, hyena, hylex, eagle, lion, baboons, water buck, etc. It was like a mini safari. It was sunny too, which is probably the third time we had sun here. The only thing is that we didn't eat lunch, but we definitely had enough beef jerky, goldfish crackers, and granola bars to sustain us for the whole day. The ride home was longer... (3 1/2 hours). It's okay though because Paul and I had a very interesting conversation about everything that has been going on. It was good... he's like a big brother. We then ate dinner at an Italian restaurant, which was not that great as I expected it to be. Dorothy and I split penne pasta in prawn sauce. We had an interesting time after that (just the students of course) talking and goofing around. Paul is always in our room and he never leaves. We call it... purpling. He probably never leaves because he love us.