From the top of the world

I’ve been a very lazy blogger lately. Not because I haven’t had much to write but because I’ve been too busy to. In the last three weeks I’ve gone from roasting a goat with the Emmanuel boyz on the Ngong hills to coming within two meets of lions in Samburu. My dad (both he and my mom visited Kenya) taught the boys how to repair bicycles and encouraged me up to the summit of Mount Kenya. I tucked an orphaned elephant into bed and celebrated when the first student from Emmanuel Center went to his first day of university. Together with my parents, we spent a lovely three days at the Kenyan coast, and then said a tearfully goodbye to the children at Emmanuel Center. Now I’m sitting in my parents’ house in lovely Squamish B.C. and beginning to prepare for the next great adventure…..
In the meantime instead of writing a very long story I’ve got some photos – a sort of summary of my last three weeks in Kenya – to share. Here is the web album!
Thanks for reading, thanks for caring and thanks for keeping in touch. Please continue to check in as I head off to Bradford and an academic adventure in Peace Studies.