I am sat here writing our first blog in Kenya – I can hardly
believe it. Despite everything that has
happened over these last few months, we have actually made it! Here we are having just arrived at our new house the very first night. Everyone is very excited.
We have been here now for about a week and a half and it is
beginning to feel like home already. We
have many of our home comforts in place: the first batch of biscuits have been
baked, the bedrooms are tidy, we have unpacked all 18 suitcases and we are finally
back on the internet!
The fire is lit in front of me and is crackling away in the
hearth as it is cold here today. I know
– I wasn't expecting that either – I thought it would always be warm in
Kenya! The first of many of my
pre-assumptions corrected. The children
are busy playing in their bedrooms. And
all seems right with the world.
So in the time we have arrived we have found our way around a little bit. I have been driving a great car that we have been loaned called a 'Noah' with 8 seats! To my surprise I have found the driving far easier than I had thought and have been enjoying it. Although I have been warned not to fall into a false sense of security as apparently everything changes when the schools go back and the traffic becomes much heavier!
We have been to a great church. It is amazing to hear and feel the exuberance praise from the congregation The African drums pulsating through the air, the wonderful Africa voices - almost felt like we were in heaven!
We are enjoying the great impact on our senses - the different smells, the amazing sights, the various tastes. Although pizza tastes the same no matter which country you are in. Here we are celebrating our 13th Wedding Anniversary with a metre long pizza!
We are enjoying the great impact on our senses - the different smells, the amazing sights, the various tastes. Although pizza tastes the same no matter which country you are in. Here we are celebrating our 13th Wedding Anniversary with a metre long pizza!
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