Okay

Its ready now.
My new blog.
Join me here.

I am simplifying my life. It feels so good.

Quiet

I know I have been quiet, but that is because I feel quiet. So to both of my readers out there, don't worry, I will be back soon.

Amani

Please be in prayer for Kenya. Pray for peace and compassion. For enough food, medicine, understanding and for a sense of hope. Please.

Briefly

I love Kenya, more than I remembered.
I have not felt this whole in over 3 years.
I am so thankful for the passion fruits of this country (this is not a euphemism).
I am headed to Lamu for a few days and I can't wait.
I will spend Christmas with my family here and New Year's in Nyeri.
My life is beautiful but is only made so by the wonderful people I share it with.

Nzuri Maisha

The beautiful life. Indeed. Abundance, green, smooth. I leave tomorrow. I may not come back. My heart just stopped. Kenya-mimi si mgeni-I am not a guest. Mimi ni mkenya-I am a Kenyan.

Normally

I only like to say who I am for and not who I am against. But, with crazies like John McCain running around, I have no problem saying who I am against-John McCain. Wow. Here is a quote from the "Harper's Weekly Review" that showed up in my email this morning.

"Senator John McCain promised workers at Thompson Center
Arms, a small-weapons factory in Rochester, New Hampshire,
that he would 'follow Osama Bin Laden to the gates of
hell" and "shoot him with your products.' McCain also
promised that if he were elected 'the background music
would be ABBA in the elevators all over the White House'
and proposed 'Take a Chance on Me' as his campaign
song."

I mean seriously-Abba? Proof of his insanity right there.