Step 1: get a weave……………………………………………………………………………check
Step 2: raft the Nile River (with a weave)…………………………………………..check
Step 3: be 1 of 2 boats that make it to the waterfall and go over it……..check
Step 4: be the ONLY boat to take a detour to another rapid that was super hard to get to after the waterfall and getting yelled at by another instructor, “you’re gonna have to paddle harder than that sweetheart”………………………………………………………………………………………….check
Step 5: get thrown from the boat and go under for so long and so many times that when you finally surface for good you have no idea where your boat is and have to get kayaked back to it……..check
Step 6: be one of the 3 people left in the boat after the last wicked
crazy rapid after thinking you finally surfaced from being under water
for awhile and looking down and seeing that you were in the
boat….check
Step 7: survive the Nile River……………………………………………………………..check
Step 8: hike up a mountain after rafting the Nile….barefoot…………………check
Step
9: drink a sprite, eat a kabob or two and some chipatti overlooking the
most beautiful view ever….with a weave in your
hair………………………………………………………………………………………………….check
Step 10: hang out with monkeys on the Nile……………………………check
Another country is done. We said goodbye to Kenya. Goodbyes were tough because we got pretty stinkin close with our contacts there. Thank you so much for praying for Susan….couldn’t have ended my ministry there any better….she was crying in my arms because she was so happy that we came and prayed with her. She is definitely healing and feeling strong and praising the Lord with us 🙂
We are now in Uganda. We spent a few days on the Nile River with the whole squad as we had to say goodbye to our squad leaders Jenny and Jacob. I am now heading to Gulu and will be living in the bush, so if you don’t hear from me for a month or two…I’m ok 🙂
I love you all so much and miss you like crazy.
