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Sacred Space in Time
It was a Monday afternoon. I was heading back to Nakuru, Kenya, East Africa. Locals were either still working or making their way home. As we got closer to Nakuru, I saw more and more people resting by the side … Continue reading
This is Amos…
This is Amos. Amos wants to learn how to read and write. He wants to learn how to speak English. He wants to learn to get a job to support himself and his family. He came to see Uncle Ivan … Continue reading
Maasai Mara…some facts
Do you remember that ‘80s film, The Gods Must Be Crazy, where the strange object falls out of the sky, and at first they think it is a present from the gods, only to realise that it brought more harm … Continue reading
FULL OF INTERESTING – Part 2
Ivan checked out the flat. There’s a small town close by that we can walk to and see if they can pump up the tire. I looked at Ivan with lips pursed and raised eyebrows. Okay then, shall we start pushing? … Continue reading
FULL OF INTERESTING – Part 1
I once read somewhere that to be a good writer, you need to go and do interesting things. Well let me tell you, today, was full of interesting! We set off this morning on Ivan’s motorbike. He is a self-professed … Continue reading
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Mission in Action – The Children
In just a short amount of time at the orphanage, I have seen, experienced and learned so much. I was thinking about how to approach my next blog as there are so many things I want to explore. And it … Continue reading
Karibu – Welcome
My eyes are stinging as I wrote this post. I am still adjusting to the different time zone and as I head to bed, I know a lot of you back home will be getting up in only a few … Continue reading
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Tagged children, holiday, kenya, missioninaction, nairobi, nakuru, orphanage
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