A day at the lake

Yeah, I have a sweet life. And no, I'm not a floating pink pumpkin.

Hanging with Mommy.

Things were going great until Sawyer wrecked us into the dock.
Silly boy doesn't seem to know port from starboard.

Tumefika!

We have arrived! Back in the USofA. We're introducing the country of Sawyer's nationality to him. We call this place 'home' and he must be thinking, "no it's not!" Still too mentally exhausted to write anything witty or intelligent, so here's some pictures for our airport arrival and a video for the really bored of you out there! Thank you sooooo much to all that came and that have given of yourselves to help us feel at home, we can't tell you how blessed we are.

Last Night in East Africa

Tonight was our last night in Tanzania. We went out to dinner and had our last taste of East African fishies at our favorite little seafood restaurant. We went to the mall in Dar and bought some luggage straps to help hold together the bulging bags we'll be checking tomorrow. And at the same mall, we went to see a movie. The movie was good, an enjoyable tale. But it was hard to follow... not that the storyline was overly intricate or confusing, but simply that we found concentrating on the screen a difficult task. You see, we spent much of the movie watching the constant up and down running of a ferret-sized rat about 10 feet to our left on the wall. When we weren't watching the rat's movements, we were watching the extreme amusement/horror of the couple next to us.

Oh Africa, we will miss you fondly!

And on our way out of the mall, walking to our car...

Yes, you sir, the parapregic, you can park here!

Tanzania Boy Scout Rules

#11 Maintain deadliness. I mean, cleanliness.

There's a lot that I'm going to miss about this place.