rs. Today I had a long day. I only came home at 8:30 pm. We had 80 additional people joining our camp. As the Kenyans have no sense of time, some only came as late a 6 pm. It was good to see how the women helped preparing and cooking the evening meal while the men took responsibility for the fires. Young and old sat happily together around the fire places. In the evening it was quite chilly and the fires served a double purpose. Some children went their way because they usually have special private lessons in the house. Our new small patient who has amyotrophia first was quite lost. Then I found a walking aid in the hospital and a little later he get used to it and he is also accepted in the group despite his handicap. At the end of my stay at the camp I again explained the rules to the newcomers and they got their mattresses and 2 blankets. Everybody also got something to eat.
Saturday, May 17, 2008
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