--Cliff Hanoch says…

I have discovered that I have many brothers and sisters in Christ here in Kenya. I like the sukuma wiki that is served at most meals. Alfred says that it is similar to collard greens. It was great spending 6 days with the deaf children. They had many questions. I had to explain several times about my sunburn. They also had questions about toilets on airplanes and what happens when you flush. When we first arrived, I didn’t know that everyone had a sign name in addition to the name that they spell out. I gave myself a sign name using my whole body. They thought it was hilarious because their signs use only the hands. One of the older students worked with us everyday but didn’t come to tea because only the adults were invited. We didn’t realize that he had been left out. The last day the children staged a revolt and demanded that Joseph be allowed to have tea.

I was attacked by a large monkey because we took its picture and didn’t pay him. He was a large monkey and it was alarming when he ran towards us and grabbed hold of my leg. I kicked and yelled at him and he backed off a little.