Huffmans In Kenya

Its 4am here in Kenya. We're staying at the Mayfield baptist guesthouse. its like staying in a home. the food is good, the prices good, everything except if you're up at 3 am you cant make a peep because sound echoes throughout everywhere. im like a little kid the night before christmas, waiting to go to kitale in about 3 hours. for about 6 months we've pretty much lived out of a suitcase so itll be great to get back into our house. elisha still kinda has a stopped up nose. tonight though he figured out it was night time and decided to sleep through the night (except for waking up a few times to eat then going right back to sleep). I'm excited for Thursday, we'll probably get to go and visit Ian in school. If you dont remember or havent heard the story, Ian is one of the street kids we took into our home. After living in our house for awhile we put him in a boarding school which was right before we left to go to the states this past August. He's been doing really well and improving. Im excited to visit him and show him that we kept our promise that we'd be back in Kenya. When we said goodbye to him he cried, worrying that we wouldnt be back. We have a container from america on the way. (a container is shipped by boat and looks like what trains transport). In it is a remote control car for Ian. We told him if he was good and tried his best in school that we'd bring him something. He had heard about cars that you can control and is very curious about them so thats what he requested. Also on the container is a playground and a lot of supplies for the children's home. Please pray it makes it to the port of Mombasa and especially pray that we can get it out of customs with no hassle. Below is a picture that's self explanitory of why I'm awake! more to come. -kimberly

Elisha first night in Africa. First time to sleep under a mosquito net and wow there's a lot of them at night right now.