Looking back

As a final chapter to our blog from Kenya, each traveler wrote a brief entry describing one incident she experienced and how it affected her. It’s a small way of showing the value of trip and saying thank you for your investment in these students.

To read any earlier posts from the trip, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on “older posts.”

Enjoy their stories.

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