eating home-cooked meals
driving to Maasai Mara and finding plenty of cattle in the road
one of our first animal sightings: a group of giraffes
Bubba on safari, and sporting a nice bump on his head
after falling down our cement stairs that morning
mama and baby
why hello there!
we saw lots of hyenas
on the open savannah
breathtaking views
me and my hubby on safari on my birthday :)
secretary bird, which we learned about on Wild Kratts
lions resting in the bushes
We were so close to them!
We were lucky enough to see two cheetahs, a rarity!
sibling cheetahs
male ostrich by its lonesome
We had to drive aways to find elephants but we found 'em!
Again, we were so close to the animals!
a herd of females
cape buffalo with oxpeckers on its back
Maasai men with their cattle
We saw this mama lion carrying her cub. It was surreal!
back at Tenwek, enjoying chai with our househelpers
our table at the Fine Arts Festival
(which showcases art and crafts
(which showcases art and crafts
made by the MKs during the school year)
On our way to Nairobi we stayed overnight in Nakuru
at a place with stunning views overlooking a crater.
Our boys loved the Snake Park in Nairobi,
especially the snake pit.
yes, that's a snake slithering through the tree
snakes, snakes everywhere
Grandma and Grandpa and the boys
We had a wonderful time with Eli's parents! It was great to show them our life here, for Eli to show them around the hospital, to give them a peek into the MK homeschool coop, and to share the adventure of safari with them. We made great memories, and now it will be less than a year until we see them again. We are blessed beyond measure to have such loving and supportive parents on this missions journey, and to have them come all this way was an encouragement and a joy we thank God for!
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