Hey blog followers!
Today Sebastian and I said goodbye to the kids of Nyanwcha. It did´t come to tears. Anarchy and party would be better words to put on the event Sebastian and I had arranged. We had invited Standard 6, 7, and 8 for a goodbye party. These are the classes we have been the most involved in because of the computer classes and a serious lot of football. Early this morning Sebastian and I bought 220 mandazi ( the ONE kenyan cake) and 50 litters of juice. The plan was to gather in the assembly hall and talk a bit and maybe listen to some music but that did´t work out. Instead everything turned into absolute chaos when the kids saw the cakes and the juice. When the juice and the mandazi was done the kids could focus and we got to say goodbye and both the children, Sebastian and I had a good time enjoying the chaos!
On monday the day before we leave Sebastian and I have arranged a huge football match on the Gusii Stadium. The battle of Kisii! Nyanwcha VS. Kisii Primary. We have formed a team of boys from standard 8 and 7 and half past 3 on monday all honour is a stake! We expect a lot of the children from both schools to show up and enjoy the festivities.
I guess Sebastian and I from Tuesday Officially are out of the Volunteers to kenya project but after our stay stay we are both sure we will be back! The surroundings have simply been superb. While in Denmark we will search for old computers that hopefully will assist our computer project and the teachers and pupils at Nyanwcha who all are very excited and interested in bringing the project forward.
I have added a photo from our last football match with the street children this Tuesday.
Thomas Svith, Kisii