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| Duane and Zach love modeling clay |
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| One of Duane's creations with modeling clay |
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| Duane is also quite creative with his own clay, made out of mud |
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| He always loves to show me his latest creations! |
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| Tony and Adu show off their strength with their homemade weights |
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| Adu is making ugali, the main staple in Kenyans' diets. It's a thick corn meal mush. |
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| Zach, Adu, and Duane |
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| Agnes, Charles' mom, Charles |
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| Agnes had several hundred bricks made out of the mud from a termite hill. She hopes to sell them to buy a cow. |
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| Zach and two neighbor boys enjoy the swing |
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| Agnes and I invited Mary Alu, Mama Manu and her boys, plus Pastor David for lunch. |
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| Duane and Zach with some neighbor boys |
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| Zach and his good friend, Cedric |
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| Zach, Manu, Cedric, Seth, and in the back - a neighbor boy |
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| Simple fun! |
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| Duane and Zach demonstrate their writing skills. |
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| Adu doing his laundry |
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| Agnes in her shamba (farm) |
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| Duane and Zach having breakfast before heading to school |
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| On our way to visit friends |
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| Agnes and I always enjoy visiting the Alu family, who live somewhat near Agnes. In the photo are Edgar, Anaya, Agnes, and Mary. The box on Agnes' head was a gift of produce from her farm, for our mutual friends - Bishop and Margaret Wanjala. |
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| Beautiful foggy morning at Agnes' farm, located in the Nzoia River valley |
