Adios from Kenya : ( (well tomorrow)

Ok...today was a treat.  We took the boys to a local mall and bought them lunch and ice cream.  Words won't do it justice, so I'll post some pictures...But not before I try and describe it muahaha...Riding up the elevator now has new meaning..the boys loved it...lights on the stairs- James thought that was the coolest thing in the world...ice cream- the boys couldn't be happier...also we sang "hey there Delilah" by the Plain White T's on the ride over (they love that song, if you want to listen to it )...it was a treat to spoil those boys and spend a day with them, just joking around and having fun.  God also blessed me with an opportunity to talk with Brian (he was the one who gave me his bracelet the first day) and hear his story...incredible kid....incredible story...I feel so blessed to be a small part of these boys lives..I am not looking forward to saying goodbye to them tomorrow...they've left an imprint on my hear that's for sure...Anyways keep the prayers coming for them..eight boys whom I'll never forget ...here are some pics and videos to end off the blog.  Enjoy!

This also could be my last post in Africa as tomorrow I head home around 10:00pm.  Tomorrow for our last dinner we will be going to a micro brewery in Karen which I am stoked about.  I'll also be saying good bye to the boys, which will be very difficult. So odds are I won't have time to post. I just want to say thanks for all your prayers and support.  It really means so much to me and I wouldn't be here if it weren't for many of you.  I also have to thank God above all.  He knew this was a desire on my heart, and He provided a way for me to come here.  We truly worship an awesome God and I am incredibly blessed by Him.  This trip has blown away all my expectations and has given me a ton of things to process when I am back home.  It has been a dream come true.  Pray for safe travels and my eleven hour lay-off in Amsterdam...thank you all...For the kingdom!  and always, keep those saint boys in your prayers.  They are changing the world.

Oh!  And one last thing.  The chicks hatched last night and we lost power for an hour last night.  Half of the chicks died.  Pray for Thomas, Noah and their business.  They depend on these chicks.  Clearly spiritual warfare.  Pray for God' blessings on their business and their lives.  And with that I leave you with the boys who made this trip all worth it.  Love them.  Adios!

James- love this kid haha

ice cream!

the ride back- we were all stuffed.

Brian- love him