Prettier pictures of life this month

Is it a result of shut-down?  No, it's public transport.

 We are not gifted in graphic design, photography, or things that will delight your eyes.  I am realizing that Kenya's beauty is like that too.  Not always aesthetically pleasing, but something that delights the deeper senses. Friendliness matters more than font style here. Relationships are more valued than organization  (I think I'm gonna like it here)! Disclaimer: This is more of a sloppy collage than a fancy scrap-booker page. In defiance of the generationY tendency to self-inflate online, enjoy!  Also, Michael has some more "realistic" Africa pictures of medical cases at: www.daktaricases.wordpress.com

A journey: Some of the beauties of Kenya from our first month.

"Wait for me"

some great wonders in the yard: bouganvillia, daisies, Nile lilies, and children playing so happily.

banana tree in our yard

Little Miss likes to stand on the porch and sing. real loud.

view of the hills and tea farms across the river

the backyard and our house

our sweet potatoes

 Some other sweet potatoes:

Annie and her buddy Levi making mud pies after school

Man-cub and his first chameleon.  So elated for the hour.

little chameleon escaped and he plunged into the depths of loss the next hour.

If I had a hammer, I'd hammer in the morning.

built himself a bench

Michael's blessed hiking time on Saturday.


Thank you for remembering us in prayer!  Thanks for your friendships with us!  We miss home, and we are having the time of our life too.  Love, Katie