It is time for me to say goodbye.
We leave Kenya tonight right before midnight. We have lived here for just over two years - and not left East Africa during that time.
So why do I refer to Kenya as "This Glorious Chaos"? Well, it's glorious here - and very chaotic.
I know that some of the readers out there might object to Kenya being called chaotic. Well, don't be. Nairobi, at least, has lots of chaos. Just get in a car and drive across town!
And the glory? Oh, it's all over the place. Smiles on so many faces. Laughter as I pass roadside shops. Beautiful amazing random artwork on ceramic pots for sale along Ngong Road. Flowers on almost every plant, year around.
So you should come to Africa. Not just to visit - but to live. Then you can really see what life is like. We tried - two years is not long enough. We were compelled to return to our home, America. Those of you who know us understand why. Those who don't - well, you'll just have to get to know us. (Move to Colorado.)
Saturday, June 02, 2007
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