Success

Today for lunch, I made a quesadilla and guacamole. It turned out MUCH better than my tacos. Avocados are huge and cheap here. Jane, our cook in Sudan, has a sister named Esther who knows how to make tortillas. She came over today and made them for me. While she was here, I interviewed her cousin Mercy to see if she wants to come and cook for us in Sudan when Jane finishes in August. She accepted the position and will fly back with me in three weeks. Earlier Rose came over again and I got another massage. I know...life is rough! This evening, Gordon and I walked around and headed to Yaya which is a mall not too far away. We split a burger and each had a milkshake. I had to make good on my bet! We took a matatu home because we were so full.

I am feeling so much better. After being sick for a long time, I am surprised how quickly I am improving. The doctor said if it was the right medicine, I would see a difference in 24 hours and he was right. It almost feels too good to be true. I am almost back to normal. Thank you for all your prayers.

Funny Story: I went to a clothing store yesterday and found some great capris for Sudan. They were so comfy that I would have gotten more if they had different colors. When I put them on today, I was surprised to see "Baby on Board" on the tag. Then it hit me, I bought maternity pants!!!! No wonder they fit so well in the waist. It doesn't matter. I am not too proud to wear maternity pants!