Monthly Archives: September 2010

Colorful shopping in local market – Nairobi

With a  bit of down time on Friday evening, I happen into a local market with a friend of mine – Lindsey Kneuven – who is workingher

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FUN PHOTOS and IMAGES

RESOURCFUL TRANSPORT – HEHE  

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SUSTAINABILITY – something to ponder

SUSTAINABILITY – what does that really mean??????????? Knowledge? motivation? money to buy parts? tools to do the work? knowing how to work the system from inside the civics system when you need permits? tenacity to not let the hardships of life … Continue reading

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Life is not so different “at the core” BUT life is much harder day to day- “at the core”

Life is not so different at the core  BUT Life is much harder at the core  All mamas and daddys love their kids, all kids want to be loved and approved of This mama sells sweet potatoes on the streets … Continue reading

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The balance of religions here

While in Kenya, Gathii and I visited a primary school where 2 children are on scholarship by Asante Africa FOundation. We were given a tour of all the classrooms and all the students in each class welcomed us with a … Continue reading

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A few funny stories and images

We had difficulty getting hot water to come out of a tap ( before we realized there was no running water and the taps were for show).  cold buckets of water are considered  the norm and good for a shower – This mama … Continue reading

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Rotarians in Action – Nchaishi Primary School

This week has been fast and action packed but fulfilling and full of commitment by all involved. The NAROK Rotary club has been a wonderful hosting club to Asante Africa Foundation and the Danville Sycamore Rotary partnership . they have … Continue reading

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Shopping in local market – Nairobi

With a bit of down time and a friend, Lyndsey Knueven, who happens to be in town from Kuria village – we stroll through a colorful and slow paced local market. it was so colorful that I felt the need … Continue reading

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