Our last service this morning and we will miss our quirky small church family. We treated them all to sodas and snacks after the service to say thank you. They have been a great support to us.
After a quick lunch, Armorel visited the clinic with Ruth to do her official handover, and we then visited our friends Emmanuel, Eliza and Gaby for a goodbye drink. It was a very sweet and kind goodbye, and yes it did involve apple juice.
They wanted us to do a short communion before we left and had bought expensive posh juice, which happened to be apple. I didn’t have a choice, though did pray the taste would be taken away.
On the way home we said goodbye to the shamba, which is looking impressive, and then home. There is still no power!
This evening we headed out for a goodbye meal at the Orion, which was very strange. Saying goodbye to people we don’t really know. There are very few expats left, and the longest serving apart from Ruth is 5 weeks. Very strange!
We are going to bed with very mixed feelings. How do we actually feel?
The thunder is rumbling.
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