Day Two - Tuesday, June 25th, 2013
Jimmy, Hunter, and Isaiah returned to Kenduiwo Children's Center with a few other missionaries from Tenwek Hospital accompanied with a huge bag of sports equipment. As we traveled up into the tea growing hills, a storm came through and we wondered what we were going to do with the children. I quickly realized that you cannot contain fun and games because of some rain and so the children moved us into the dining hall and proceeded to stack all the tables and benches and all of a sudden we had a game room!
We played games, sang songs, and took a million pictures!! Loads of fun and laughter! When Hunter pulled out her rainbow of colors of nail polish, most games stopped and a line quickly formed beside her. We figured she painted about 400 nails this afternoon - boys and girls!
On a side note, I gave them 4 filters last year and they reported that they are working well, but could use a few more, so I gave them 4 more. They rejoiced and thanked you all for the donations - you all, through your generous donations, have prevented many water-borne illnesses from getting to these children and adults! Praise God!!
Chase was in clinic today seeing patients and has another full day of surgery for Wednesday. Please keep her in your prayers - she has some difficult cases in the morning. Aaron continues to work closely with Solomon, the Kenyan Physical Therapist. They have formed a special friendship and Solomon takes Aaron everywhere in the hospital.
Below are some photos of the day -
We played games, sang songs, and took a million pictures!! Loads of fun and laughter! When Hunter pulled out her rainbow of colors of nail polish, most games stopped and a line quickly formed beside her. We figured she painted about 400 nails this afternoon - boys and girls!
On a side note, I gave them 4 filters last year and they reported that they are working well, but could use a few more, so I gave them 4 more. They rejoiced and thanked you all for the donations - you all, through your generous donations, have prevented many water-borne illnesses from getting to these children and adults! Praise God!!
Chase was in clinic today seeing patients and has another full day of surgery for Wednesday. Please keep her in your prayers - she has some difficult cases in the morning. Aaron continues to work closely with Solomon, the Kenyan Physical Therapist. They have formed a special friendship and Solomon takes Aaron everywhere in the hospital.
Below are some photos of the day -
