Friday

Friday – we had a party day and I really enjoyed spending time with the oldest girls. We played this clapping game (that reminded me of primary school) at the end of the clapping song you tickle each arm pit saying sam cheeki cheeki mamba, then you say serious and everyone stands arms crossed with serious faces and the 1^st person to smile would be out then you keep playing until there is one person who was serious to the end. These are some of my girls;

   

In the middle of the day some of us needed to go into town to get some supplies, and the same boy I had described in the “Ride on a bukky ” post, was there and he was so excited to see us, as soon as we pulled into the car park he begun to jump up and down and had the biggest smile for us. He pushed our trolley around the supermarket. Then I left the people I went with to go and buy airtime (credit) for my phone which made me feel like – God has had a plan from the beginning if I hadn’t had gone to Kenya with a team and had some exposure to African culture, I don’t think I would have had the confidence to just cross the road and buy something by myself. When I arrived back at the supermarket, I stood at the entrance and waited for the others had finished, I looked over and saw the boy, he looked back at me then walked over to me and waved, then he blow me a kiss, I blew him one back and his face exploded into a huge smile again he made my day.

We then went back to camp and had water balloon fights and a big water fight the campsite was filled with so much laughter I was the best activity to do on the last day of camp!