High Gear

As some of you might have heard, I haven't been feeling well for the past couple of days. At first I was showing signs that I could have malaria, but the worst of the sickness lasted only for one night and now I'm just left with no appetite and a very weak body. I'm doing alright now, and I assume I'll be fine by tomorrow.
Which is very important, because tomorrow we leave in the morning for a town called Narok in Massailand. We are not actually staying in that town, but we'll go there first to buy our food and some other supplies and then head to our ministry location. This is an area of high altitude which can become very cold at night and during a cloudy day, even though it's the hot season in Kenya. It's not too rough out there though. We have buildings to stay in and two main churches that we will be working with. On building is brand new, thanks to a team that Shane led a few months ago. Shane builds these places called Hope Centers equipped with a church room, school rooms, eating area, and solar powered lights. We'll be staying there for the week going out to schools and living areas from there.
After today, we will have minimal downtime and lots of work to do for the rest of the trip. From here our schedule is very tight and we'll have to always be watching to make sure we make the best use of our time.
Thank you to those of you who left comments, it meant a lot to me. If you would like to get in touch with me personally, and so that I can write you back, feel free to e-mail me at jesusfreaktonfry@yahoo.com
Of course, I won't be able to get back to you until we return to Nakuru next week, so you'll all hear from me then. That is also the time when I will have some good pictures to put up because life here isn't nearly as exciting, and I'm not a good enough photographer to find shots worth sharing.
Thank you for your prayers and support; it means so much to me that everyone back home is reading this. I miss all of you very much- you have no idea. You'll hear from me in a week.