Final post

Back in the USA just like Bruce. Very tired, total trip back with customs etc. was about 27 hrs. I am not doing alot today just trying to stay awake and get my day/night reversed.

Thanks to all the you who prayed (my knee did not bother me at all after the first two days) and thanks to family and friends who helped support me going, and also those who checked out the blog. I am posting a couple of final photos. The Kenyon people I met were so gracious and kind to us all. I told the lady at the house I stayed at that I was no longer a guest and that I would take my own dishes to sink :)

 I wonder if Washington state residents get a discount?

 The posse! left to right: Sammy the cook, Benjamin the houseboy, geezer, Kim the sign student.

 Church service the last Sunday. This is the bldg. where the medical camp was held.

Boda boda transport. Two adult passengers, driver and a large box. Not a nanny state..no helmets.

He's In and He's Out.

The man arrived safe and well. After traveling 27 hours however he's a bit tired and he went to bed very early. The last thing he wanted to do before turning in was to post on his blog but it was not possible. Thanks again for the prayers.

He's Almost Home!

I was in contact with Stan last night through Facebook IM. He arrived safely in Amsterdam and after a five hour layover, he is now on the plane to Seattle. His plane should arrive in about 3 hours. He'll probably be a little tucked out. Thanks for all your prayers during this adventure and thanks to God for keeping him safe and well.

The team went out to nzambani rock today, you can google it....that's the way I enjoyed it :)
Everyone had lunch at Ruth and Onesmus's house. Afterwards I came back to the house to chill. We are doing a couple of Tshirts then I will take a bath and crash.
It will be a long day tomorrow. Pastor Mike will pick me up at 8:30 and we will go to the little town where the medical camp was setup for church. After church we will head for Nairobi. My flight out is at 10:30 p.m It will reach Amsterdam in 8.5 hr.s, than a 5 hr. layover and than 10 hours to Seattle. So this will be the last post for now. Hopefully I will have photos of the girls getting dresses after church tomorrow.

Maybe Mary can fix my double post on photos :)

Can't wait to get a little cooler.

HUPOMONE
stan

I could not rotate this in the blog sofrware but Mary did. From the left: Pastor Mike, the high school principal,old man, the pastor of the local church

Very unique wheelchair with bicycle setup for power

I was flirting with this cutie!

The waiting area after leaving the tree and before being called in. The banner looks like a geezer
made it!

Clinic update

I realized that the photo of the clinic did not show the crowd. (also the power/battery problem last nite) 
The clinic has been seeing over 300 people a day. The crowd starts under a tree across from the building. that the clinic is being held in, than they move up by the door (photo attached) than they are let in the door as there is room. Inside, chairs are arranged in zig zag rows like entering a que at the airport. There were many tables set  up with a doctor/nurse/consultant and a person translating the language. They are treated and given an RX if needed. They than go to the bench to get their meds., after that they are asked if they want prayer, if so Barbara Baker and the local pastor's wife pray for them and they exit the building.