My Home and Some Old Pictures

 MY NEW HOME! In Manga! I live on the school campus with spotty electricity and no running water. But it's nice!

 OLD PHOTOS! Me and Paulette, an ICYE Coworker who is SO FUNNY!

 Just before we went to the club!

 CLUBBBBB!

 After math!!

 THE NEXT DAY! We went on a hike in the Ngong Hills. This is the bus we went in. It was like a party on wheels!

 Wild Doggies!!

 A little bit of magic

 On the way back!

 Local kids we played games with!

 BOMAS OF KENYA! It is a museum of the traditional huts of each tribe and the traditional clothing and dances!

 Masai dance

 I don't quite recall this tribe but they played with fire!

 Now back to the house... This is my bathroom... it's a hole in the ground

 My room and bed

 My host sister Phylis hanging laundry

 Some more of where I live

 Me and a few of my new friends from the school

 KENYAN WEDDING IN MANGA! It's quite an event in the town!

 The kids... They were so confused by me...

 Me washing Angie, my 8 month old Host niece

 Lydia, my host sister and Angie

Angie(:

More Around the School and Nairobi City Field Trip

Entrance to the classroom where we learn Swahili

Our Nairobi City Field Trip

Matatus- Kenyan Bus transportation

A little soccer game with the locals

A made a friend at dinner

Week One of Orientation

A few more pictures from around the school

I MADE IT, MA!

I HAVE A LITTLE INTERNET NOW!

So I'm staying at the Nairobi State House for Girls while the students are on holiday with 19 other volunteers. It's been a lot of fun so far!

I got in on Sunday night at about 9:45 pm Kenyan time, getting to the actual property at about 11:00 pm. My bags were sent without me because of mean people at the airport and stupid flight arrangements but I got here safely! Unfortunately, I have NONE of my stuff... So I'm praying the bags will get here very soon... Anyways, here are some pictures!

My first meal in Kenya

The Hostile I'm staying in with other volunteers and staff

The courtyard outside a classroom (ft. Masa, a Japanese volunteer)

 The classroom we learn Swahili in.

 The path I walk everyday

The animals that wonder the property...

 The view from my room

 My Room!