Why not me?

You know jack.  He talks to everyone.  They joy of that is that we have met some interesting people.  The waiters and waitresses have helped us with local language and customs.  they are more than willing to help.

Today we were telling the barman that we leave tomorrow.  He asked where we go next and we told him about the mission project in Kisumu.  He wanted to know how he could get some of the mission money we give to them.  He has five children and two are in secondary school.  It is very expensive to pay tuition and buy uniforms, books, etc.  He was very sincere in his question and we did not have a good answer.

Every day wee meet people whose lives could be changed with the money we will spend for a couple nights at a hotel.  It is so hard.  So today we gave the barman tuition for one of his boys for a year.  It cost us $200.  Seems like a good investment to me.