Guestbook Archive 2

Hi Lara and Tim, Many times I visited your wonderful site in order to get information about Kenya for the schoolproject we did in early 1999. About hundred or more primary schools in The Netherlands worked with these projects. The info about people, language, culture and animals was very helpful. Special item in our project was the Special Education for children in the slumms of Nairobi. Our children enjoyed this project very much. Thanks. Jan Bakker.
Jan Bakker <st.rijnling@wxs.nl>
Arnhem, The Netherlands - Friday, January 07, 2000 at 04:06:57 (PST)

It was great reading your site. Having just returned from a trip to Kenya it was interesting to read about people and places we have seen! Thank you
Marlys Thomas <marlys.thomas@unisys.com>
Harleysville, PA USA - Monday, January 03, 2000 at 14:05:21 (PST)

do these clowns censor this site and apparently only allow positive comments. what a bunch of morons posing as "tour guides" bet this will be gone in a day..so read while you can. I find your views of kenya and africa very colonial and imperialistic having lived in foreign countries, I see how these posers perpetuate stereotypes. Put something +ve on urban life, and people.Kenya is a land of people and not just animals!
mwendwa karano <freedom@ofexpression.com>
USA - Monday, January 03, 2000 at 08:34:04 (PST)

Comment by Tim (inserted on January 3, 2000, after trying to ignore a previous post by this individual):

I assume that you are the "al" that signed the guestbook the other day, and whose comment I removed. That is the first guestbook signing I have ever removed and let me explain why.

I grew up in Kenya. I lived there for fourteen years. Anyone who actually bothered to read the site would understand that. I love Kenya a great deal, but what I love about Kenya is what makes it different. The land, the people, the cultural diversity, and many other facets of Kenyan life are what most people love about Kenya. Urban life doesn't make Kenya special.

I don't mind valid criticism of the site. In the three and a half years this site has existed, I have received several emails (out of many hundreds) which brought up valid points or mistakes. Even the ones that I disagreed with were courteous and well reasoned. Your messages (particularly your first one), are childish and insulting. I'll leave this one up for you so that people can witness your stunning intellect. Even this time you do not use a valid email address, which inclines me to believe that you are simply a cowardly troublemaker, hiding behind the anonymity of the internet. How pages about Kenyan culture, places, etc., are "colonial and imperialistic" I really don't understand, nor do I care about your opinion. The only page that I have on "animals" is one on fish, and I do have pages on the people of Kenya.

If you would read the guestbook (and the many emails I get), you would find that most Kenyans feel this is a good site, and have no complaints whatsoever. I have many Kenyan friends who think it is a great site. But I guess you will call them "posers" and claim that they don't know anything about Kenya.

It's a great pity that you don't appreciate what makes Kenya special and instead spend your time attacking those who love Kenya for its beauty. It is you who perpetuate the stereotypes and it is you who should learn to appreciate Kenya for what it is.

By the way, freedom of expression and censorship apply only to the government, not private individuals. Perhaps you should spend some time reading books on subjects about which you obviously know nothing. This is a private site, and I will edit it as I see fit. If you would like to continue this conversation, you may email me at kenya@blissites.com. I doubt you will do that though, since then you would have to reveal your email address. This page, however, is not a public forum and does not exist for you to vent your opinion against the world. Any further postings by you that follow this line of logic (or total lack thereof) will be removed.

Tim
kenya@blissites.com

I loved your website, it was cool. i'm doing a school project on Kenya and your website gave me lots of info. Kwaheri, Jewels
Jewels <jewels11@alloymail.com>
somewhere , pq Canada - Saturday, January 01, 2000 at 12:58:12 (PST)

I am preparing for our upcoming cultural fair day at Scenic Elementary School. One of our featured countries will be Kenya. I found several items I needed on your website alone, i.e., recipes the children can prepare and instruments they can make. Now I need a simple game they can make and/or play. Do you have any ideas? Thanks.
Lisa Carroll <glcscarroll@juno.com>
Grand Junction, CO USA - Tuesday, December 28, 1999 at 14:22:22 (PST)

hmm... Let's see what we have here. A good web page with very good information. A good guy providing service to his/her fellow countrypeople. We also have a website that could do with some little polishing. Dude if you want to make your site look really cool, gimme me a buzz. You need some nice looking page.One so pleasant everyone's gonna bookmark it or even better , set as their browser default loading page. Those buttons are real cool though! Peace! watashitachi
watashitachi <watashitachi@email.com>
parts unknown, ? USA - Friday, December 24, 1999 at 18:11:59 (PST)

I have not been to Kenya for about ten years now but I am sure that the recepie for ugali on your site is strange and not original.
george <gopudo@earthlink.net>
alexandria, va USA - Friday, December 24, 1999 at 17:24:15 (PST)

" MERRY MHRISTMAS TO ALL AND TO ALL A USIKU MWEMA"
Bwana David <alysiab@earthlink.net>
Boston, MA USA - Friday, December 24, 1999 at 15:37:22 (PST)

Love this site! We are currently working on a musical that we hope to base in Kenya during the early years of the 1960s. We would appreciate hearing from anyone regarding their memories of that time.
LInda Brager/Rita Pearlman <bloomersldb@aol.com>
Baltimore, MD USA - Monday, December 20, 1999 at 08:08:41 (PST)

Jambo watu woti I was in Kenya with the Junior Leader Company Kings African Rifles at Kahawa for five years until 1962. I lived opposite the Spread Eagle Hotel. Your page brought back many happy memories and though I have made Australia my home, my first love will always be with Kenya. Your's is truly a marvellous site and I thank you for it. Kwahere Geordie Whitwell
Albert Geordie Whitwell <whitwell@comswest.net.au>
Walpole, WA Western Australia - Sunday, December 19, 1999 at 06:35:36 (PST)

Great site, I grev up in Kenya (1964-1967).
Jette Weiss <joey_52@hotmail.com>
Aahus, Denmark - Thursday, December 16, 1999 at 01:38:17 (PST)

Jambo This is a brill page, I used to live in Kenya till 1997, I've seen Kenya pages before but this one is brilliant Thanks Tim and Lara, Asante sana

Sam Chagani <superunknown@bigfoot.com>
London, UK - Tuesday, December 14, 1999 at 06:49:14 (PST)

I would like to thank you for putting together such an informatve web site. My 9 year old daughter has been working on a report on Kenya for her fourth grade class. she found it very easy to get around you web site and found alot of great information. Again, Thank you.
Ronald and Megan Kempfert <rkempfert@hotmail.com>
Aurora, CO USA - Monday, December 13, 1999 at 03:14:54 (PST)

Hallo, We are two men from Belgium (Europe) who are looking for a job in Mombassa-Malindi. We visited Kenia many times and we fell in love with the country and decided that we wante to live there. So we are looking for a job or an investment in the Mombassa-Malindi area. We are well-educated, speak several European languages and are willing to work hard. If you have some info or know somebody who can help us, please let us know. We are very grateful for your help. thanks Jan &Patrick Heuvelland.POB@bib.vlaanderen.be or janscheldeman@hotmail.com
jan scheldeman <Heuvelland.POB@bib.vlaanderen.be>
Ypre, Belgium - Monday, December 06, 1999 at 09:27:50 (PST)

Great site, but, three o'clock in swahili is "saa tisa" and not "saa tatu"
Doug Kent <sleepers@mail.com>
Kenya - Saturday, December 04, 1999 at 13:47:04 (PST)

Good job. This is what I wanna see.
Michael Napese Lokale <lokalemn@mail.vmi.edu>
lexington, VA USA - Friday, December 03, 1999 at 18:48:29 (PST)

You two did a very good job on your page. I'm 15 years old and a sophmore in high school, It's the second time I've done a report on Kenya, It seems and looks so intresting the history also. I really would like to go there someday, You two had everything I was looking for on there, I never thought doing research would be so intresting, I really enjoyed it. I'm positive that I'll get a nice grade on my 8 page report. Thanks to you guys! well I wish the best of luck to you both...Thanks Again! Emily
Emily <__emily_babe__15@yahoo.com>
Pittsburg, KS USA - Sunday, November 21, 1999 at 17:23:29 (PST)

Great Site! I don't know much about Kenya - I was doing a search on my name for fun and your site came up. I've never known anyone else with the same name as me. Lara Beth
Lara Beth <thesilver_avenger@hotmail.com>
Arlington, WA USA - Friday, November 19, 1999 at 08:56:07 (PST)

i vote you king of kenya's best designed and most informative website. so cool! i love it! i must admit, though, that the quizes were rather simple! but take it from me, you guys have done one hellofa good job on your website. endelea na kazi hivyo hivyo! asante sana, ni nyinyi tu! ps: read my email and tell me whether you knew that terminology of a kenyan citizen like me! ha!
lakhvir singh lucky <kenyankalasingha@usa.net>
nairobi, kenya - Thursday, November 18, 1999 at 06:20:28 (PST)

I really enjoyed looking around this website. My name is Katie Johnson, was Katie Watson... I graduated from RVA in '93. Spent from '86 to '93 in Kenya at RVA. I miss it terribly and wish it didn't cost so much to travel there, especially with a family! It is great to be able to find recipes and other facts that I want to know. Greetings to all fellow RVAers! Hope you are all doing well...
Katie (Watson) Johnson <kjohnson@allencanning.com>
Siloam Springs, AR USA - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 at 07:50:37 (PST)

Hello! My name is Cecilia and I`am from sweden. I lived in Kenya Kitale town for two years in 1984-86, I was a student at Greenfields college in Kitale.If anyone remember me....please mail!
Cecilia Soderstrom <c_soderstrom@hotmail.com>
Sweden - Monday, November 15, 1999 at 14:21:55 (PST)

Thanks for such a wonderful web site. MK's never let go of the country in which they lived in. It is an integral part of who they are. I attended Rosslyn Academy in Nairobi for a year but spent most of my growing up years on the beautiful coast in Mombasa, actually we lived in Likoni.
Karin Claar <KarebearCL@aol.com>
Chattanoogo, TN USA - Sunday, November 14, 1999 at 19:58:54 (PST)

Going to Eldoret, Kenya the 3rd week of January 2000. What can I expect as far as weather? Great site!! Very informative. I will visit again. May God Bless!
Michael Holifield <mholifie@bellsouth.net>
Henderson, Tn USA - Thursday, November 11, 1999 at 04:31:49 (PST)

We have a young man that attends our church from Kenya. He is here on a cross country scollership and won't get to go home for 4 years. I wanted to do something to remind him of home and to make him feel love by our family and people that have taken him in their homes. So, I started looking for a recipe to make Ugali and I found it on your site with lots of other great things. Thank you for the time you have taken to inrich other peoples lives. May God bless and keep you both.
bahhur <lbahhur@cfw.com>
USA - Monday, November 08, 1999 at 19:48:00 (PST)

Compliments on your site!!! I love Kenya...above all.
Sebastian Sierra von Orawa <von_orawa@hotmail.com>
Madrid, Spain - Tuesday, November 02, 1999 at 12:16:44 (PST)

I really enjoyed you're website, you have excellent photographs and detailed information. I'd like to travel to Kenya in the future.
Ed Johnson <ornavajo@ webtv.net>
Salem, OR USA - Monday, November 01, 1999 at 02:32:46 (PST)

This is a wonderful web-site. I only spent 5 months in kenya, but it has become a part of my soul. The experiences I had there will remain with me forever. Thank you for providing so many little reminders about my time there. Asante Sana.
Sandra McLaughlin (njeri)
ny USA - Sunday, October 31, 1999 at 13:51:26 (PST)

Quik Habari, As a third generation Kenyan, I just had to drop a line..... Interesting, but not surprising, that ex-Kenyans just don't let go! I'm still trying to get back there. Our family lived in various parts of Kenya.. From Nairobi to Nakuru to Eldoret, to Kitale, Kisumu etc... and of course our schooling was just as varied. My brother & I finished our schooling at the Duke of York, (as it was called then). I haven't even had time to properly view your great site, but it is always so uplifting to hear about Kenya. God's richest blessings.
Ian Rossenrode <ianross@gonet.co.za>
Gauteng, South Africa - Wednesday, October 27, 1999 at 09:18:59 (PDT)

Currently a student at Southern Arkansas University, USA. We are to host our first Kenyan Expo on campus and this site made our exhibition possible. We pulled up important information we never knew we could find about Kenya and want to thank you for coming up with the site as you do not know how usefull it was to some of us.
Maureen Matheka <Mbulaantonia>
Magnolia, AR USA - Monday, October 25, 1999 at 14:40:24 (PDT)

i am a kenyan now living in the us and was very impressed with your site...thanks for giving this gorgeous country the credit it deserves and keep up the excellent work....my heart will always be there!
harpreet chase <hchase1@usa.net>
reseda, ca USA - Wednesday, October 20, 1999 at 20:14:46 (PDT)

Your web page is great!!!!It helped me a lot wiht my big report that I had to do about Kenya.Thanks again!!! ~*~ Alex
Alex Semar <scrlvr63@yahoo.com>
Mt. Prospect, IL USA - Tuesday, October 19, 1999 at 17:33:30 (PDT)

I was very happy to learn about this beautiful site on my country. I am a Kenyan studying in the U.S and would be interested to communicate with people from all over the world especially on matters related to Kenya. Please feel free to e-mail me for any info. thank you- Ahsanteni.
Walter Nyandiba <Nyandiba@eschoolhouse.net>
Newark, De USA - Monday, October 11, 1999 at 13:17:42 (PDT)

I spend my holiday 4 times in Kenya, I been in east,west,north and south, it is a beautiful country with friendly people and I know in my next holiday I go back to Kenya. ASANTE SANA
Sven Deutsch <sdeu415012>
Rudolstadt, Th�ringen German - Thursday, October 07, 1999 at 14:24:53 (PDT)

I am impressed to find a web site for Kenya and I appreciate your love and dedication for the people of Kenya. May God bless you. Leo.
Fr. Leo Fernando, SVD <svdkenya@form-net.com>
Nairobi, 02 Kenya - Saturday, October 02, 1999 at 22:56:14 (PDT)

I went out to Kenya in 1959 for a four year contract with 20th Century Fox as Technical Manager for their Nairobi cinemas. At the end of the contract I came back to u.
Ron Greenwood <elgon@netlineuk.net>
USA - Saturday, October 02, 1999 at 14:02:59 (PDT)

I lived and worked in Kenya from 1958 until 1978 just 20 years. I was a Kenya citizen for 14 years until my health forced me back to the U.K. I shall be spending a lot of time on this site Tim and Lara keep up the good work. Asante sana kwa heri.
Ron Greenwood <elgon@netlineuk.net>
Peterborough, U.K. - Saturday, October 02, 1999 at 13:44:13 (PDT)

What a great and interesting website you have, having lived and worked in Kenya from 1959 to 1978 nearly 20 years I was facinated by the amount of info and the cracking maps. I still have friends there and being a Radio Amateur I talk to them in Kenya most days. My main contact is with Tim Hutchinson up at Koru if you are ever that way.
Ron Greenwood <elgon@netlineuk,net>
USA - Saturday, October 02, 1999 at 13:12:39 (PDT)

I am a kenyan, i really liked your site.
gichana <rgichana@hotmail.com>
NY USA - Friday, October 01, 1999 at 13:47:26 (PDT)

I am a kenyan, i really liked your site.
gichana <rgichan@hotmail.com>
ny USA - Friday, October 01, 1999 at 13:46:44 (PDT)

Have been to Kenya many times as a stewardess with British Caledonian and also on holiday. Next trip planned for February 2000. Can't wait. Thanks for a great site.
Jean Lyon <jeanlyon@yahoo.com>
Portsmouth, England - Friday, October 01, 1999 at 07:08:58 (PDT)

Taking a class at emory university on east african art. quiz tommorrow on pastorialists. Your info on the massai will prove helpfull, thanks arun
arun ravindran <aravind@learnlink.emory.edu>
atlanta, ga USA - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 18:40:34 (PDT)

We are going to Kenya in November on a mission trip. I have loved looking at your site.
Donna Edwards <donna@scopeministries.org>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Thursday, September 23, 1999 at 08:26:51 (PDT)

Discovered this site while researching about Kenya tonight, and I must admit I'm very impressed. Congrats for your large map. Thank you!
Localizer <ex@punicall.be>
Gent, Belgium - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 16:02:56 (PDT)

WOW! That was great. I run into your web site in the midsts of doing reaserch about the Maasai for a course I am taking in University. I am studying Anthropology and Kenya has always intrigued me. Can't say I have been, but I long for the day when a job opportunity will knock on my door!
Ana Enriquez <anasavana@hotmail.com>
Ottawa, Canada - Friday, September 17, 1999 at 16:32:00 (PDT)

Enjoyed visiting your site. Next time you are coming to Kenya, let us know. ((( o000o / ++\ 0/o o\0 [ w ] and 0[ < ]0 [ ___ ] 0* \_/ *0 \"__/ \___/ Gordon and Carolyn Brown
Dr. Gordon W. & Carolyn L. Brown <gw_brown@maf.org>
Nairobi, Kenya - Wednesday, September 15, 1999 at 08:22:49 (PDT)

Wow! What a site! I didn't come across a single negative comment about my motherland Kenya! This makes me a real proud Kenyan. I may have had the good fortune of travelling and visiting many different countries on the face of this planet...but there is only one Kenya....and the Coast with its swaying coconut palm trees on sugar-white sandy beaches rules. I spent a total of 13 years as a primary school teacher in Mombasa. I was trained at the Govt. Asian Central Teachers Training College in Nagara (Behind the City Primary School/Duke of Gloucester High/Jamhuri High) in 1963/1964. Before reluctantly quittting teaching, I was the Headmaster of St Augustines Preparatory School in Tudor 4 area in Mombasa. I miss my days as a teacher. I pine for Mombasa, a place where I was born, grew up, studied, married, had kids, taught, worked, played, fished, hitch-hiked, made friends, .... I could just go on and on. I may be a Canadian citizen today (circumstantial) but my heart belongs to Kenya. I would have loved to visit Kenya as often as I could. I was last there in 1992. It has now becomr too expensive not only to travel there but the cost of living in Kenya is astronomical. May be I will continue to strive to explore avenues through which I can return to the Coast and retire. My ultimate desire is to be buried in that beautiful country....preferably in a sleepy little coastal village like Takaungu....which happens to have some of the most pleasant memeories as a result of my active membership in Kenya Voluntary Development Association and their affiliation to other international organizations such as The Cross Roads, The Peace Corps, Experiment in International Living and the like. I attended and also had the good fortune of leading a few voluntary work camps in some of the very remote places in Kenya. It was in such haraambe camps that I met and made lifelong friendships with some great human beings from other lands. Today, I am a proud God-father to a dashing young Swiss lad.... Felix. I met Felix's mum, amongst others, in the KVDA organised camp in Takaungu in early sixties! We have remained friends ever since....now for 35 years! Keep up the great site and good luck to you. Long Live Kenya and May Allah guide its rulers that they may rule justly, for the benefit of the wanaanchi and preserve the beauty that God has so kindly bestowed upon Kenya! The politicians will be here today and gone tomorrow but Kenya must be preserved for all of its present as well as its subsequent generations.... at all costs. There can be no compromise on this point. Salamu nyingi sana and Kwaheri from Ramu.
'Ramu' Parvana <rparvana@yahoo.com>
Toronto, Ont Canada - Saturday, September 11, 1999 at 09:53:53 (PDT)

I just found your web site. Do you have any affiliation with missionaries, what church do you attend? Robert robertb.washburn@worldnet.att.net
Robert B. Washburn <robertb.washburn@worldnet.att.net>
Phoenix, Az. USA - Saturday, August 28, 1999 at 19:21:09 (PDT)

So wonderful to hear so many others who love the awesome country of Kenya!!! I grew up in Kenya and attended RVA for a few years. I am returning soon to work with the street kids of Nairobi for the next 2 years. Can't wait to come HOME!! Thanks for a taste of home in the meantime! :)
Amy Sommers <amysommers@hotmail.com>
Anchorage, AK USA - Sunday, August 22, 1999 at 18:10:06 (PDT)

My boyfriend is Kenyan and I plan to travel there in the next couple years. I have questions about the culture and would love to learn all I can about the country and the swahili langauge. Please write me if interested in corresponding about theses things.
Maura <MBN712@aol.com>
MN USA - Sunday, August 22, 1999 at 14:19:28 (PDT)

Hey guys, I really loved this site. It brought back a lot of memories. I used to live in Kisumu. I was there only for two years and loved every moment of it. Kenya is such a beautiful country. It has been almost eight years since I was there last and I would love to visit again sometime. Kwaheri
Ashwin <ashwinm@aditi.com>
Bangalore, India - Friday, August 20, 1999 at 06:51:25 (PDT)

Nice one guys - very informative
Tamz <t_wigz@yahoo.com>
London, UK - Friday, August 20, 1999 at 06:41:23 (PDT)

Hello Tim and Lara Beth Bliss! I am Don's lst cousin (Aunt Winnie Bliss's daughter). Was thrilled today to get your Kenya Web page from your Dad and Mom. It will teach us alot. Looks like you have a full time job on your hands with all the "guest book" replys. Where exactly do you live? You are certainly getting alot of "good ratings" from your viewers. We will keep in touch. God bless your and all your efforts. We have a couple as missionaires in Sudan this year that are Richard's relatives. Richard is my husband. Saw Sudan on your map. Sure prayed for your family when you were all over there in Kenya. Love, Linda Lee, lees@rahab.net, Fowler KS
Linda (Bliss) Lee <lees@rahab.net>
Fowler, KS USA - Monday, August 09, 1999 at 17:35:13 (PDT)

Hello Tim and Lara Beth Bliss! I am Don's lst cousin (Aunt Winnie Bliss's daughter). Was thrilled today to get this your Kenya Web page from your Dad and Mom. It will teach us alot. Looks like you have a full time job on your hands with all the "guest book" replys. Where exactly do you live? You are certainly getting alot of "good ratings" from your viewers. We will keep in touch. God bless your and all your efforts. Sincerely, Linda Lee, lees@rahab.net, Fowler KS
Linda (Bliss) Lee <lees@rahab.net>
Fowler, KS USA - Monday, August 09, 1999 at 17:18:27 (PDT)

THANKS FOR A VERY GOOD SITE,DEVELOP MORE INTO LINKS
DHIREN PATEL <DHIRENVARSANI@HOTMAIL.COM>
WESTERN AUSTRALIA, WA AUSTRALIA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 21:39:34 (PDT)

Researched in Lokichoggio and Nairobi early this year for BBC TV Aidwork Drama Series. Met some terrific people. Saw some awesome sights. Coming back in two days time for a holiday with the family. Can't wait to see more of this beautiful land!
Peter Cox <raiderpro@compuserve.com>
Rhayader, Powys Wales - Monday, August 02, 1999 at 14:03:38 (PDT)

Lived in Uganda from 67-71; went to school one term at Manor House in Kitale; visited Kenya many times during the years we were in Uganda ... most often to vacation in Mombasa ... thanks for the memories ...
John Stafford <johnws@ix.netcom.com>
Campbell, CA USA - Sunday, August 01, 1999 at 21:42:17 (PDT)

Thanks for this site. After 15 years away from Karatina, Nyeri District, I am trying to raise funds for a small pre-primary school in Mathaithi village. All contributions would be welcome!
David Wales <wales_family@talk21.com>
Bedford, UK - Thursday, July 29, 1999 at 14:01:19 (PDT)

Great site. I'm going over at the end of the year and i wanted some info. This was supererb...
Amanda Blackwell <amanda@hotmail.com>
Melbourne, Vic Australia - Wednesday, July 28, 1999 at 00:45:58 (PDT)

This site is really cool. It also helped me get in touch with some old friends from Rift Valley Academy. Asante sana!! Kwaheri.
Marcus Ball <ksball@kalama.com>
Longview, WA USA - Monday, July 19, 1999 at 22:16:54 (PDT)

I need to find out where Kiatine Kenya is located. If anyone knows where it is even approximately located, that would be great! Thanks!
Kelly Partrich <kpartric@lion.mnu.edu>
Olathe, KS USA - Tuesday, June 29, 1999 at 09:51:04 (PDT)

It was great to find a webpage that has almost all the info about my country. Thanks for the great job you have done! I am from the Coast Province, about 60 miles north of Malindi.
Wario Hussein <hw068600@hope.edu>
Holland, MI USA - Monday, June 28, 1999 at 12:00:03 (PDT)

I'm very excited to have just been hired to work in Nairobi for the next 3 years, starting October 1. I would love to hear from anyone with information, tips, advice, etc. to pass on for a single American woman about to embark on a life in Kenya. Many thanks in advance, and thanks for this web site.
Elisabeth Leonard <elisabethleonard@hotmail.com>
Washington, DC USA - Friday, June 25, 1999 at 13:29:08 (PDT)

I will be visiting kenya for the first time in July and can barely wait. Your beautiful site and the many other fine ones on the web are helping me to prepare myself. I find this to be very helpful as I visit a country for the first time. Thank you for all your effort!
Jim Stein <jdstei2@ibm.net>
Minneapolis, mn USA - Sunday, June 20, 1999 at 05:59:55 (PDT)

Hey there!! All I can say is thanx so much for this site. I am an Indian who was born in Kenya and lived there for 12 years. I am now 18 and guess what?? I am going there in 21 days!!! I CAN'T wait!! And this web site brought old memories and I was SOO happy!! All I can say is....no matter what the situation is in Kenya, I will ALWAYZ <3 that country. :o) KENYA 4EVA!!
Jumana <I3roWniE@hotmail.com>
Toronto, ON Canada - Thursday, June 17, 1999 at 16:36:36 (PDT)

GREAT WORK!!!!
Dolly Fleming <Dollebol@hotmail.com>
naaldwijk, THE NETHERLANDS - Tuesday, June 15, 1999 at 03:22:22 (PDT)

Sasa! Hey, great work on this site. I'm a Kenyan student in the US and your site brought back a lot of good memories about home. Mungu Awabariki.
Eunice Muthengi <ncmthng@dordt.edu>
Sioux Center, IA USA - Monday, June 14, 1999 at 12:39:29 (PDT)

great site. i am touched to read the comments of people who love kenya, even though some may never have been there. it is gratifying to read such positive comments despite all the troubles our beloved country is currently experiencing. asante.
kamau mucoki <kammuc@earthlink.net>
oakland, ca USA - Saturday, June 05, 1999 at 19:16:44 (PDT)

I am a writer working on my first novel, and am doing research on Kenya. I would like to correspond with someone who would be willing to answer questions. Is that possible?
Karen DeVault <Theagathos@aol.com>
Waterford, MI USA - Monday, May 31, 1999 at 17:54:59 (PDT)

Your site ROCKS!!!!!! I love JOmo, and this site helped my project soooo much!!!!!! Tim and Laura Beth are my gods!!!!!!!! THANX
Low Ryder <deesedog13@aol.com>
Milwaukee, Wi USA - Thursday, May 27, 1999 at 14:09:24 (PDT)

Thanks for a great Kenyan site. I'm looking for information about the Luo tribe. If anyone has information about culture (general, marriage etc.) please send me an e-mail.
Anders Lundvall <langsand@hotmail.com>
Kiev, Ukraine - Wednesday, May 19, 1999 at 05:51:58 (PDT)

HI!!!!! I am doing a project on Kenya at school so if anyone has some good information, please e mail me!!!!
Chloe <tabby@dircon.co.uk>
- Saturday, May 15, 1999 at 02:59:53 (PDT)

I am leaving for Kenya in one month and i think this is a great website!
Aron Thoresen <at@norkart.no>
Jessheim, 2050 Norway - Thursday, May 13, 1999 at 07:29:10 (PDT)

Wow, That was an excllent page. I am a Kenyan studying in the US and I liked to see what I saw from A to Zee. I pray for peace and properity in the country of Kenya! Kenya kiboko yao! Tick.
Kenneth Nasiboye <Nasiboye@hotmail.com>
Irving, TX USA - Monday, May 10, 1999 at 20:58:28 (PDT)

CONGRATS! HA, I could not just believe it! What an excellent site! made me remeber ma home! I miss home, east west... u know it! I liked the cartoons, and the pages too. May God always lead our president and our country to prosperity and spiritual excellence.. *P*E*A*C*E*-L*O*V*E-N-*U*N*I*T*Y* Na, mughae ghwa amani! Harambee! Fuata nyayo!
Dennis Isoe <rasbob12@yahoo.com>
Irving, TX USA - Monday, May 10, 1999 at 20:54:00 (PDT)

I am leaving for Kenya in two days and am very excited to learn as much as I can about the country. Your site was very helpful.
Heidi <heidi_abe@hotmail.com>
BC CANADA - Thursday, May 06, 1999 at 22:30:06 (PDT)

I love your site it helped me out alot with school project
ubdual jaflin <www.massie21@hotmail.com>
marsabit, kenya - Saturday, May 01, 1999 at 08:39:42 (PDT)

hi!
mallory chynoweth <mallory@centuryinter.net>
san marcos, tx USA - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 16:09:56 (PDT)

This is a good page for find info on Kenya for my school project.
Frank Friday <musicm1220@aol.com>
USA - Sunday, April 18, 1999 at 16:23:53 (PDT)

Definately one of the best Kenyan web sites on the web. Well done
Sam
USA - Wednesday, April 07, 1999 at 09:04:25 (PDT)

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