Just some pictures that I took this afternoon. After I came back from town, I went to watch the friendly (yet fierce) game between the
Kipkaren staff (men) and some of the agriculture students. The staff won. (The students won last weekend, so I guess
there'll be a final playoff next weekend.)

Brian is a 1-year-old who's a biological son of one of the parent couples. He's usually all smiles, but wasn't feeling too well today.

After hurting a muscle, Pastor Peter decided to head up a cheering squad of kids from the home. (Behind them you can see a new classroom that's being added onto our school.)

I was delayed in heading home since Rooney and his friends had found a baby bird, so we had to get a ladder and put it back in its nest. (I hope it'll survive!) But in the process I got to watch the most beautiful sunset.

Walking home as the sun continues to set... Sometimes, the African sky can take your breath away!
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