Cary and I headed to the Ngong Market today, to shop for trousers, tops and shoes. There are now 28 children, so staying organized as to who needs what, is critical. Well, forget THAT. After picking up 10 pair of used 'sport shoes' (not the synthetics! never the synthetics!) 10 pair of jeans and assorted necessities, we headed to Nakumatt, a huge grocery store chain, in Ngong. We loaded up on food (breads, peanut butter, jelly, milk, milk and more milk) and toiletries. I finally registered for MPESA, Kenya's mobile money transfer system. Now, rather than carrying cash, I can pay the fundi's, shops or individuals simply by using my phone. Genuis.
We got back the home, made dozens of sandwiches and started playing with the kids. Cary remembered the balloons we purchased and started filling them with water... there is nothing more to say, other than the rest of the day turned into one of the best we've had here yet:
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