http://sethandhannah.com Fri, 16 May 2008 01:06:12 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A rash of wild hair has swept our household...here's just a few of the latest and greatest styles. No Mom, I have not dyed my hair blue or any other color. I think Seth would go into deep mourning if I did. Isaiah's hair on the other hand has gone from blue ... http://sethandhannah.com/2008/05/12/here-we-aresome-of-us/ Sorry, guys...I pulled a Dad and am emailing you ten million pictures in one email. I take full responsibility if it should cause your computer to crash. Love you all lots and miss you more than we can say... Hannah and The Wild Things P.S. Hope you enjoy them at least. : ) http://sethandhannah.com/2008/03/15/here-we-areall-of-us/ “All snakes in Kenya are poisonous.” 7-year-old Cailin announced as she hefted aside Keziah who was just about to step on the small (poisonous) black snake making its way across the carport. Nancy grabbed a long pole and while making a quick snake slaw casually suggested that maybe Kez should have ... http://sethandhannah.com/2007/11/15/snakin-right-along/ “Welcome home”! I think we both could have hugged the customs agent as he stamped our passports and smiled his welcome in our direction. After 24 hours of travel, 38 hours of no sleep, 8 ½ months of absence from the land of our Fathers, and many, many days of homesickness Seth ... http://sethandhannah.com/2007/09/23/home-again-home-againour-america-home-that-is/ And for those Kenyans who are not in the road there is a faster means of travel that brings the same "I may die any second" life on the edge kind of thrill. May I introduce the infamous "Matatu". The means of travel for 95% of Kenyans...and any and all extreme sports ... http://sethandhannah.com/2007/09/08/130/ Actually here the big name newspapers are The Standard and The Nairobi Star. The Nairobi Star just came out last month and for their first edition they had girls in shorts selling the papers on the streets. The entire city was scandalized. : ) Ah, culture. So, our time here, it cometh to ... http://sethandhannah.com/2007/08/27/business-weekly/ ...an African, in a black suit, walking after dark in the middle of an unlit road (highway, street, thouroughfare, ect.). No I am not kidding. Going out in your car after dark here is an exercise in shear terror. Since the majority of Kenyans do not drive they have little to no understanding ... http://sethandhannah.com/2007/08/16/the-definition-of-utter-darkness/ The welcome sign as we pulled into the resort drive was very welcome indeed. After six months of culture shock, two months of 12 hour work days, a very, very long time with no “real” Mexican food, and an eight hour bus ride we arrived at our vacation spot. We were greeted ... http://sethandhannah.com/2007/08/02/paradise-under-african-skies/ Confirmation attained. I, Hannah Beth Jankovsky, am not going crazy. Sunday night I woke up to the gentle rocking of our concrete apartment building. Concrete buildings don’t rock…or at least their not supposed to. I woke up Seth and asked if they have earthquakes here…I think he was just answering in his sleep ... http://sethandhannah.com/2007/07/17/rockin-in-kenya/ VISA, VISA, VISA! COME AND GET IT! If only it were that easy. Since we got here Seth has been diligently working on getting us a student visa…or really any visa that will fit our situation and time needs. Every time he has gone down to immigration they tell him that all of our paperwork has ... http://sethandhannah.com/2007/07/17/please-pray/