
Here I am now in Nairobi on my penultimate day in Kenya.
I had a short time at the school this morning and am pleased to say that a guy had come to mend the water pump. He seemed to be making progress so hopefully the school will have running water again now.
There were some sad goodbyes this morning, but Rachel and Cindy came and saw me off at the airstrip, which was kind of them. Josphat, who would have been there in normal circumstances had taken the bus to Nairobi in the early hours to register students for some examinations. I heard this afternoon that the bus had been impounded by police some eighty or so miles from Nairobi and that the passengers had been forced to find other means of transport!

Returning to Rachel, she had only ever seen an aeroplane far off in the sky so was very excited to come up to the airstrip to see me off and very impressed when the plane landed smoothly.

I’m writing this late at night, just before bed and there is a terrible racket (loud music and people enjoying themselves on a Friday night!) from the bar opposite. I’m wondering whether I shall get much sleep.
Jean