so i'm back to the tents, unfortunately they were very poorly designed so they all either leak or have broken poles it seems, i.e. a lot of work for Bee, Kim and Issac, the RX tent team. but i love it, its great to be back. the job at the moment is attaching tarpaulins and replacing the poles, also a spot of numbering so my nails are back to their black, non existent state. despite the fact that the international press has lost interest in Kenya we still have 14,000 on the camp where i work, 4000 in the other Nakuru camp, several camps of 4000 around Molo, a camp in Londieni and Nivasha all under the Nakuru red cross's love and care. it is estimated, quite rightly i think, that there are still over 300,000 IDPs to this day.
today the Secretary General of the Kenya Red Cross, Abbas Gullet came to the branch and to visit the camp (rather like our version of Robbie Williams) so you can imagine we have been excited. he even came into the office and said hello when i was in here. exciting eh. so we will all be watching the news today in case we are on there!
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