12-7-07

Fri07:39ish Let me back track a little bit… Caleb and Eva Joy’s marriage and wedding were beautiful and choreographed by God. He truly brought them together. Their hearts and their feet were bare before everyone there. Wycliffe very honestly preformed the wedding. Let me back track a little less… on Monday I took a bus to Nairobi. It was around a 9hr ride. And I think that most of it felt kind of like wrestling Hulk Hogan. I could literally feel my insides hitting my outsides and I left the seat a good number of times and bumped my head about 3 times. After I got there, I met up with Daniel (Lipparelli)(the head of T.I. and the compound{and a supercoolguy}) he shoed me where to pick up a bus to the airport. He went back to his group, and I waited in a huge line for an hour and a half, until I was 3rd from the front of the line. If I waited longer, I might have been late, so I took a taxi (much more expensive) and got there with time to spare. It was very cool to see Aly in Kenya. She felt at home as soon as she walked out of the airport and since then she has just been happy to be here. That night we stayed at the Mennonite Guest House. That was a long day (I forgot to mention that the night before, I got to sleep at 5:30AM, because I was organizing photos, and putting them on CD). On Tuesday we spent almost the whole day at the Men. Gue. Hou., and on Tue night, Bob, LuAnn, James, and Jenell showed up. It was great to see them there. On Wednesday they flew to America, and me and Aly drove back to Kitale (the bus ride was 99 times better than the one down).On Thursday (yesterday) our team (Aly, Eva Joy, Caleb, me) joined with Wycliffe to provide food for the widows and families of the children who go to the Tuwani school (school is out until January, so the kids who were eating porridge, beans, and rice at the school, weren’t getting much, if any, food to substitute for it.).