Sylvia shares her chinsaga (spider flowers) recipe
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Like chameleons, teenage survival depends on blending into their environment. Their desire to fit in is so painfully at the surface that you can almost feel their desire to retract into themselves—to make themselves small, unnoticeable. After the recent computer camp last week, there was nothing small or unnoticeable about these scholars.
The Ajiri Scholars are embarking on a year-long project exploring and recording Kisii history and culture.
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Temptations, bad friends freedom and drugs, all of this things and others are real in campus.
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We recently took our 19 oldest students to our own Ajiri summer camp. We didn't take them there to teach them independence; they've got enough of that already. We took them to camp to teach them how to be a child.
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Running a small business and a foundation has many challenges. And that makes our success as a company and as a community, that much sweeter.
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Though there is no autumn in Kenya—no fantastic turning of leaves, or crispness to the air—we want our 30 sponsored students to feel the same shift in possibilities, the same warmth at home, the same comfort in routine. We can’t create seasons, but we try our very best to create a sense of home.
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“It was on Saturday morning when I woked up early in the morning before the king of heaven Mr. Sun started opening his eyes . . . “
Read Ashley’s first trip to the Agricultural Fair!
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Being optimistic doesn’t mean you overlook your responsibility in making things happen. It means gathering the necessary resources, channeling them into what you aspire to achieve, with a positive attitude.
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