Day 2 wrap up

Day 2 was packed with. I am leaving a lot out. we went to a bead factory that was created for single mothers who needed to support their families. The Bead factory is called “Kazuri Bead Factory.” Kazuri means small and beautiful in Swahili. I was told that all the women there are HIV+. I n the bottom picture, the women were singing a song thanking God for his loving presence in their lives.

After the bead shop we went to lunch. I spoke with the chef and told him my dietary constraints. He smiled and said, “Oh! This is great! I love to cook this way!” He created this for me:

Curried vegetables and whole wheat chapati flat bread. With every mouthful, the angels were singing like the women in the Kazuri Bead Factory.

From there we did some shopping and went back to the Fairview Hotel, relaxed and ate Dinner. Day 2 was a wrap.