Made it to kenya 1st day

Well what can i say its except i MADE IT SAFELY arrived this morning at roughly 6:20am in the UK that would be 4:20am. I'm only 2 hours ahead rather than 3 like i said due to the British summer time.

The goodbyes were very emotional in Manchester on Tuesday, thanks for those who came!!
If i didn't get chance to say bye to some than really am sorry, its not a goodbye its a farewell for now I'll be back before you know it!!
So i got on the plane the flight went better than i thought bit scary but i was brave!! Got to heathrow had to do all the security checks again that went fine, then had something to eat whilst waiting for plane. On to the plane where unfortunately we were all boarded but then we didn't airborne until an hour later due to a puncture in the tyre. On plane we ate drank listened to music and watched 'music and lyrics' film very good, i had a little nap as much as you can.
Made up time into Kenya only 10 minutes late. Well what an experience that was people pushing to get their luggage off the belt, i came out about 7ish where my lift was waiting with my name on a board lots of people there doing the same.
Then Andy and i was stuck in traffic.
The traffic talk about overtaking and people walking down the middle of the road selling items - surprised no-one got ran over.
Eventually after a brief guided tour and personal chat in the car arrived at the Methodist guest house (where i am until Friday), Andy dropped me off made sure i was OK and left. Ive slept rested on the bed (Joanne rested) contacted a few people with my new number, listened to children playing outside, freshened up nice shower!!Went for lunch 1st Kenyan meal chicken, rice, carrots, green mashed potato (cant remember the name)tomato sauce :) and cabbage. Nice. Now just chilling writing this for you all. Here its now 3:50pm may just go and chill or walk round complex.
I'm still quite tired from the journey all that flapping wares you out (ha ha).
Miss you all but I'm OK and feel really excited. The Lord is amazing and so are all of you, please remember me in prayers, you are all in mine and keep reading.
God bless
Joanne Dolman