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Nana and I drove over to the Mission this morning to be with Penelope. She’s still on antibiotics and wasn’t supposed to be out much. We enjoyed Waffle House.

Love these girls SO MUCH!

Penelope’s art work is fantastic.

Good times.

I went to Walmart to get candy for the Easter candy throw.

Deposited checks.

Walked 1.25 miles in Chamblee.

Got Nana checked in with her flight.

Nana, Penelope and I went to Taco Veloz. Delicious. While we were there I thought about my good friend Rollin Hooper. He’s another MK from Nairobi. I immediately gave him a call. We had such a good visit. My Mom and Rollin really do love each other.

I welcomed the kids off the bus and told them we were having the Easter egg hunt and candy throw asap. Great fun.

Everyone got a ton of candy. One of the kids told me he to 97 pieces. So funny he counted it. Of course my girls got a lot.

Helped the kids at the mission with their homework.

I had a couple of the kids from the old days come to visit.

Got in touch with another buddy of mine who’s like a brother to me.

Cleaned and put more superglue on K’s glasses. They still work. I used super glue, super glue fixer (makes the glue harden immediately) and super glue remover to do the job.

Ordered groceries.

We are testing out depositing money directly.

I found this sentence interesting.

Today while I was waiting for the bus, I had a long conversation with three of the construction guys working on the new apartments across the street from Azalea. They were all from Agua Calientes in Mexico. They asked me if I was a gringo. When I said no, they started naming cities in Mexico where they thought I might be from. I only realized this evening how wild that is! I told them that I was from Nairobi, Kenya.

Competition always starts out strong. It’s interesting for me to see how it shakes out.