It wasn't until today that I realized just how completely irrelevant my blog titles are. Sad, isn't it?
What's also pretty sad is the fact that I'm more excited about leaving Kijabe than I was about leaving Canada. It's strange, but I think I'm almost completely adapted to Kenya. It doesn't surprise me at all to see the matatus(majorly overcrowded vans that are kind of like buses). Or the random Kenyan people who know me but I don't know them. Even the diesel fumes are getting close to normal.
Finally, civilization! Tomorrow, I get to Nairobi, where there's normal food, coffee, and I don't have to be an awkward person! YES! I am way, way, way, way, way too excited. Remind me never to spend over a week in a minuscule town where the only things it has going for it are a hospital, a boarding school, a printing studio, and a Bible college, plus a bunch of people who knew me as a little kid. A beach might make it bearable here. But, alas! The nearest beach is about 600km from here. If I had to spend another day here, I literally think I would go crazy.
I think I get to go on youtube this weekend. This also excites me far more than it should.
I wish I had friends here. Then I would be further away from strangling my brother.
I wonder if I could get actual coffee tomorrow? Hmmm... I think there's a Java House a ten minute walk from the guesthouse. I've had coffee twice since I left home(once it was decaf, so that barely even counts), and I really, really want it.
Please excuse my near insane ramblings. Hopefully my sanity increases by tomorrow.
Love,
A crazy person
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