Well, the packet finally arrived...although I think my boarding pass was missing from it, I am looking into that. Thanks to the packet I am now in some possession of some very crucial information:
- Tanzania has a high rate of Baboons breaking into hotel through windows, be on Baboon alert
- My flight to Tanzania is about 15 hours each way
- Men don't wear shorts
- I get a full play day with Waryoba; and there is a pool at the Compassion center
- I will most likely be leaving behind all of my clothes for the men there
- Need adaptor "G" for any plugs
- There are Internet cafes' that I'll be able to go to
- Hakuna Matata is a wonderful phrase, and one that I should actually use...no worries
- gifts, gifts, gifts: take a full bag of gifts to give away. Everything from underwear, to spoons, to eye glasses to kitchen towels to stickers to soccer balls
This is one of the two pictures I have of Waryoba. It was taken Christmas, 2010. His mother is holding a new baby, which he has never mentioned in his letters. They had rice, beans and meat. It struck me that this was their holiday feast.
BTW...am I going to be able to recognize him after only seeing 2 pictures of him; one of them being a few years old? Time to start praying hard about my meeting with him and studying this picture.
I love you Thomas, and I love what you are doing. I pray for you and your child and your trip every day. I have no doubts that God is working great new things in your heart and soul and I can't wait to see them when you return!
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