Tag Archives: St. Peter’s Lifeline

My Life – My Country

Posted on July 6, 2018 by jbwye

Look what I found lurking among my old messages recently … this BBC Sussex & Surrey radio interview with Allison Fears took place in 2014, almost exactly four years ago. It’s still relevant now, as I reveal pieces of my … Continue reading →

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The Evening of the Second Day

Posted on June 15, 2018 by jbwye

It is getting late and the dusk is giving way to swift African night as we stop near an embankment on the side of the detour along the main road. We meet the presbytery catechist, who has been summoned by … Continue reading →

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It is Still Day Two at Kajuki

Posted on June 8, 2018 by jbwye

It is hot, and I feel tired after our visit to the market place. But my morning is not yet over; there is so much they want to show me.  We pile back into the car and drive to another … Continue reading →

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The Best Chapatis I have Ever Tasted

Posted on May 25, 2018 by jbwye

It is Tuesday 27th February, 2018. Joseph picks me up in his taxi at 8am for the four and a half hour drive to Kajuki. Good roads all the way. It is very built up and scarcely recognisable through and … Continue reading →

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First Visit!

Posted on August 1, 2017 by jbwye

My apologies for the break in my “Charity” blog series, caused by the passing of my long-suffering husband. He was ready to go, he told me on the day of our Golden Wedding anniversary… Life goes on, and I am beginning … Continue reading →

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Now THERE’s A Thought –

Posted on October 26, 2015 by jbwye

A thought has come to my mind. I visited an old friend recently (she and I played tennis together as teenagers in the Rift Valley). We were talking about this ‘n that. She had a small Kakuzi Fibrelands investment in Kenya … Continue reading →

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