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Well, last night we danced like Chagga (a local tribe) and were entertained by an acrobatic show unlike any other.  So, the kids were obviously too busy to blog.  Instead, here are some pictures.  Also, we will probably not blog on safari (Saturday and Sunday).
Keep praying for us for a strong finish - these kids are AMAZING!!













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