First Day

After traveling for 24 hours, 3 different plane rides, and no sleep for 35 hours, we are finally all settled in Kijabe, Kenya and ready for some rest! We have some amazing hosts. They have cooked us some delicious meals! The people down here are so nice. We went on a walk, as a group, and the children loved seeing us! They would always say hi and then laugh. We were so confused as to why they were laughing, but we just laughed with them.

Many of us love the nature here as well! It is a beautiful country! From the trees to the animals, we have seen some amazing things. Carey has been obsessed with bird watching! She has taken a bunch of amazing pictures. Some of us are really starting to like watching birds too!

We are so happy to see what God has in store these next couple of weeks. Stay tuned each night to hear from a different member of our team about what we did for the day. Enjoy some of these pictures as well!

 

~Jonathan Davis

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  1. Norm DixonMay 24, 2016 at 6:59 AM

    Looks great. Enjoy every experience. Kids laugh as an emotional expression of many feelings, including, "Wow, I did that!" They often laugh at places we might cry in a movie.

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    1. lilliefishelMay 22, 2024 at 8:50 AM

      What an incredible journey so far! Your perseverance through long travels and sleepless hours has led you to Kijabe, Kenya, where you're greeted by warm hospitality and delicious meals from your hosts. It's heartwarming to hear about the interactions with the local children, their laughter bridging any language barriers.

      The beauty of nature in Kenya seems to have captivated everyone, with Carey's newfound passion for bird watching capturing the essence of the country's wildlife through her lens. Each day holds the promise of new adventures and discoveries, guided by faith and anticipation for what lies ahead. To pay for programming assignment refers to the practice of hiring someone to complete a programming task or project in exchange for payment. This service is often used by students or professionals who lack the time, skills, or resources to complete the assignment themselves.

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  2. KevinTomesSeptember 7, 2023 at 10:15 PM

    This place is so beautiful thanks for haring with us. MyAARPMedicare

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  3. Bussiness SaleFebruary 28, 2024 at 9:27 AM

    Welcome to Kenya, team! It sounds like your journey was long and tiring, but you've arrived safely and are already enjoying the warm hospitality of your hosts and the beautiful Kenyan landscape.
    The welcoming nature of the children and the stunning scenery, especially the birdlife captured by Carey's photography, are heartwarming details.
    Your excitement about the upcoming experiences and commitment to sharing them daily through different team members' perspectives are commendable. We're all looking forward to following your adventures and learning more about your time in Kenya!
    Wishing you all a safe, enriching, and unforgettable experience
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