One week worked and I don't think either of us believe all the pathology and complex medical problems we've seen. The girls did remarkable well with their Kenyan nannies. It is customary to eat lunch at 1pm together as a family. Our meals ranged from chicken stir fry, tacos, to lentil soup and local greens. Janet is an incredible cook. We have little planned this weekend, but hope to explore a bit more on foot Bomet, the district Tenwek Hospital is located in.
3 comments:
Thanks for the great update and the picture of those two beautiful smiles. The girls look happy and have that "flexible" look. May your week be blessed.
Kathy, Bend, OR
We enjoy reading the updates of your journey, and imagine the fantastic professional and personal experiences that you all are sharing. We wish you all the best as your adventure continues.
Eric, Akron, OH
Okay, I know things are tough right now, but that picture of the girls is gorgeous. They certainly don't look too poorly affected by the transition. I can't get a picture that good of my own two kids in their comfy home! :) Love and miss you guys -- Amy
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