Today we made supper for the students, staff, faculty and administration - about 50 people.  We made Sloppy Joes from scratch, green beans, watermelon, and  even added Hersheys Kisses.  They enjoyed all of the new foods, but watermelon was the big hit.

Also today, we met with the last of the companies who are bidding on the solar electric project.



Sunday we went to Kitale for church.  It was 7 hours driving plus an hour to make a repair.  The truck has a hydraulic cylinder to activate the clutch.  The tube that feeds the cylinder broke.  God was really good to us in that it happened at a place with a welder who had an oxy acetylene torch on the opposite side of the road.  He was able to braze the pipe back together and we drove another 3 hours to home.  It could have happened at many places where there was no help and could have been dangerous.

On that trip we stopped to see the church that Honey Creek - New Providence Friends raised the money for back in 1970.