Author: Adventures

That was one of the first things that we heard when we headed out to the bush in Kenya. That we would be hanging out with the Maasai tribe for two weeks and the rite of passage that they have for their young men when they turn seventeen is that they go out, find a lion and then kill it with only a spear and it’s got to be an older one as well not a little young one.    Jamming all our stuff in the back of a pickup and then packing ourselves into a matatu (aka a small bus) we headed out from Kijabe. After riding along the bumpy rut filled roads, getting pulled over by the...

AHHHH so it has been 2 weeks here in Kenya and we have been with the Massai tribe. i have only showered once and have taken a couple bucket bathes. i have learned that my white t shirts will always have a nice brown tint to them and that dirt has permenatly stained my skin. i have been in 98 degrees weather during the day and 37 at night…my body is adjusting well haha. beans and rice is my new favorite! i have also survived a dirt storm/ tornadoe! that ripped our tent onto the church building and bent the poles of my tent. But while here God has been so good to us, i have never met a...

Currently, I find myself seated at a "Cyber cafe" in Naivasha. I am unsure of that spelling, but, I the internet is too slow to currently run a Google search confirming my chosen spelling, so, I will leave it spelled that way. The last two weeks of my life I have spent living of among the Masai people, working with the African Inland Church in Tangi Tatu. Tangi Tatu is likely one of the more dry and dusty places I have ever been, though, it is filled with some of the most welcoming and friendly people I have ever had the opportunity to meet. During our time in Tangi Tatu, we...