"Leonard, I am in need of your skirt." -- Dr. KK Mugambi

This day was full of laughter, sight seeing, hiking, discussion, teaching, dancing and laughing. However, at the end of it, I am too exhausted to blog about it at this moment. Enjoy these photos and short captions in place of a blog post and look forward to more than one tomorrow.

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Chris hamming it up this morning as he helped some of the Character in Leadership students work on some documents for Dr. K.K. These documents are already beeing implemented and could be historic. Stay tuned for more information!

A brightly dressed little boy that Darla and I met during business visits today. He looks shy, but his mother was very insistent and he eventually warmed up to the strange looking smiley things.

Darla and I stopped for a photo op after a hike down to a waterfall. The waterfall was really hard to get in the background of the photo. Just imagine its splendor.

She was the chairperson of the traditional educational dance group we visited today (interested? better check back later for more) She had a beautiful voice and led most of the songs despite having malaria and typhoid. Talk about strength.

One of the dancers who had great earrings.

Even the men wore earrings in this ddance group.

(From left to right: Darla, Beth, Morgan and Jacie) We got into the action when they let us wear their skirts. I was really getting into it, but shortly after this, they group made fun of my dance moves.