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Mama G. | The path unwinding...
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A little about the journey. The path unwinding…. Journey through life and Africa. Grace Chihanga is my community partner in Kayafungo, Kenya. She is a living breathing testimony to why social business and entrepreneurship will revolutionize rural areas such as Kayafungo. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Tutaonana Kenya! | The path unwinding...
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A little about the journey. The path unwinding…. Journey through life and Africa. Laquo; Passport to Paradise! November 7, 2011 by Alexandra Crosson. The Swahili words, “Tutaonana Kenya,” meaning “until we meet again Kenya,” are the story of my time in Kenya. I have come as an intern for 9 weeks, come as a fellow for 9 months, and returned again for three months. I seem to always find my way back to Kenya……. Look at this beach! You can’t save all these starfish. You can’t begin to make a difference!
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A little about the journey. The path unwinding…. Journey through life and Africa. Posts by Alexandra :. November 7, 2011. November 7, 2011. October 16, 2011. Birthday in the “Fungs.”. October 6, 2011. What have you put in your mouth today? October 5, 2011. September 29, 2011. Muungano and Mama Kuku Merge! September 14, 2011. Rain dances and prayers! Older Posts ». Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 8 other followers.
Birthday in the “Fungs.” | The path unwinding...
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A little about the journey. The path unwinding…. Journey through life and Africa. Laquo; What have you put in your mouth today? Birthday in the “Fungs.”. October 16, 2011 by Alexandra Crosson. The ladies who braved the rain to celebrate with me! It is amazing to spend time around a group of warm hearted ladies! The unity they have, and the compassion for one another is aspirational to witness. Mavella and I about to chow down. Mama Josaphine cutting up cabbage. Jiggers need to be removed fully intact....
Kayafungo, Kenya | The path unwinding...
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A little about the journey. The path unwinding…. Journey through life and Africa. Fetching water from a local dam in Kayafungo. Dancing with the Mamas of Kayafungo. Kayafungo is divided into four sub-locations: Mrimani, Kinagoni, Miyani, and Mbalamweni. Each sub-location is comprised of multiple villages. Results of wealth ranking in Kayafungo Location. Lives in a mud house. Children do not go to school. Has few household items. Earn income from casual labor. Eats one meal a day. Lives in a mud house.
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Kwaheri Kenya | Kuku for Kenya
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My life as a chicken farmer in Kenya. November 7, 2011. Alex and I have decided to move up our flight home, because of recent events on the Somali-Kenya boarder. It was a tough decision to leave Kenya abruptly, but we were able to say goodbye to everyone and see the lasting impact our time here has created. 8220;A young girl was walking along a beach upon which thousands of starfish had been washed up during a terrible storm. When she came to each starfish, she would pick it up, and throw it back int...
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My life as a chicken farmer in Kenya. January 31, 2011. Jambo Friends and Family! Thanks for all of your love and support! And don’t forget I love visitors so if you have always wanted to see Africa book your ticket for this upcoming year! Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 46 other followers. Somethin’ bout the South. When It Rains, It Pours. Article: “In New Sub-Saharan Leader, Hints of an African Spring”. Muungano Mama Kuku Training.
Why Africa? | Kuku for Kenya
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My life as a chicken farmer in Kenya. The symptoms are extraordinary. Your life will never be the same again. Those of us born here inherit the condition involuntarily. There is no escape, no known remedy. Others who come here, with few exceptions cannot resist the infection. This something is the mystique of Africa and the malady to which you have succumbed is what was called mal d’Afrika by the Latins many centuries ago. These days the French call it mal d’Afrique. The key to the answer is balance....
Somethin’ bout the South | Kuku for Kenya
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My life as a chicken farmer in Kenya. Somethin’ bout the South. November 1, 2011. Each time I get ready to leave Florida for an adventure, my mom and I stand looking out over the water. While we watch the sunset, I wait for her to ask her favorite question: “Why would you ever want to leave? We live in the most beautiful place in the world! Our Zimbabwean adventure ended with a free bump up to first class where we cruised to our final stop, Cape Town. November 1, 2011 at 7:50 pm. Thanks so much anne!
When It Rains, It Pours | Kuku for Kenya
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My life as a chicken farmer in Kenya. When It Rains, It Pours. October 16, 2011. You know that scene in “The Lion King” when Simba returns to Pride Rock? There is no food and no water, and then suddenly it rains and everything is green and restored. Well that is exactly what came to mind this past week in Kayafungo. (If you are unfamiliar with this reference please watch The Lion King immediately). Note to self: Be careful what you wish for. October 16, 2011 at 1:51 pm. You are doing such amazing things!
Article: “In New Sub-Saharan Leader, Hints of an African Spring” | Kuku for Kenya
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My life as a chicken farmer in Kenya. Article: “In New Sub-Saharan Leader, Hints of an African Spring”. October 8, 2011. Newly elected Zambian President Michael Sata is bringing populism and technocratic management to a part of the world that rarely sees either but badly needs both. This article was originally published. In the Journal of Modern African Studies. 8220;[Sata] is probably the most effective all-round executive that Africa has ever seen holding the office of president”. Published immediately...
And We’re Off! | Kuku for Kenya
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My life as a chicken farmer in Kenya. And We’re Off! August 18, 2011. Cynthia and her business partner African Farmer (that’s his real name) picked us up at the airport and brought us home. Now we are staying with Cynthia’s family in Lagos for two weeks to learn about her business and tour the area before heading to Kenya. Needless to say it has been an easy transition. At the airport with all my gear! August 18, 2011 at 7:37 pm. Uncle bob and Auntie Sue ann. August 18, 2011 at 9:56 pm. Nice post. I ...
The Irony of Rain | Kuku for Kenya
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My life as a chicken farmer in Kenya. The Irony of Rain. September 19, 2011. Two weeks ago…. TIA (This Is Africa) so the rain is not the only irony we discovered this weekend. While talking to Masika’s brother, Magongo, we discovered that parts of Kayafungo use to have running water and fresh water taps! I am confident that each chicken business will be sustainable and provide income for the women rain or shine. Speaking of rain, IT RAINED IN KAYAFUNGO! Pictures coming soon xoxo. What a beautiful story!
Goodbye Lagos, Hello Mombasa | Kuku for Kenya
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My life as a chicken farmer in Kenya. Goodbye Lagos, Hello Mombasa. August 29, 2011. The first week in Nigeria was completely different then the second one. Cynthia came home from Rwanda on Saturday night and we went to a very ritzy hotel for brunch on Sunday morning with the whole family. The restaurant was on the water and the food was amazing with complimentary wineobviously right down my ally! Living the first class Nigerian lifestyle ended right there though. Over the weekend, Cynthia had a BBQ for ...
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The path unwinding... | Journey through life and Africa
A little about the journey. The path unwinding…. Journey through life and Africa. November 7, 2011 by Alexandra Crosson. The Swahili words, “Tutaonana Kenya,” meaning “until we meet again Kenya,” are the story of my time in Kenya. I have come as an intern for 9 weeks, come as a fellow for 9 months, and returned again for three months. I seem to always find my way back to Kenya……. Look at this beach! You can’t save all these starfish. You can’t begin to make a difference! It’s ironic that Rachael ga...
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Strong in the Broken Places | Battling Depression Day-to-Day
Strong in the Broken Places. Day 1 of 21 Day Experiment. September 18, 2013. Saw a “TED Talk” video the other day and thought I would test the concept. For 21 days, I am going to attempt five tasks to change my way of looking at things. Sounds simplistic, but made sense to me, so here goes day one. Three things for which I am thankful:. 1) My wife has the temperament to deal with me and my issues. 2) My dog, now five years old, has turned out so well behaved and social. Do Some Type of Excercise. I serve...
