My first impression getting in Kenya

I took the 3 hours flight to Cairo, Egypt air`s food is disgusting (Flight Malta-Nairobi-Nairobi-Madrid 480€).

When i was about to land in Cairo I was looking for the pyramids everywhere hehehe i couldn’t see them.. I got in Cairo and dying to smoke i went to one of this smoking areas at the airport full of old men looking how I was rolling my cigarette, I felt weird. Then I check into “Transfer” and wait for the plain.
One flight more and 5 hours to get in Nairobi where Bea will be waiting for me. The aircraft landed and here goes my first impression.. I thought I was in the worse stop od Madrid’s subway, but it was just the airport that looks a bit poor and weird.

I finally got out of the airport after of course pay the visa 40€… I saw Bea waiting for me!!! OMG We took a Taxi to Nairobi city (Taxi 1500ksh) where she had booked a hotel room in Salama Hotel (1.200ksh).

”what a room!!! A small room with double bed, a window, a bathroom with hot water, and small cockroaches all around the room” hehehe
It was 4:30 in the morning and the city was already a chaos! People shouting in street, Matatus, tuk tuks, motorbikes everywhere so early.. We didn’t sleep at all chatting about everything happened during our time being separated.
We went for breakfast to a restaurant (Steps Restaurant ”Bea’s favorite”) which didn’t have anything from the menu in the kitchen so we had to look for another one (Very common in Kenya to don’t have most of the menu)..
We took breakfast in other one (Breakfast 200ksh) and start to tourist a bit around Nairobi!!!

I didn’t see that much as I was very tired and just wanted to go to Nakuru and rest a bit.
After all that we went to take “matatu”

(like a bus 300ksh) to go to Nakuru 3 hours far from there.. Already in the matatu I could see some zebras, monkeys and others animals.
We got in Nakuru, very tired hehehe. First thing to do was go for lunch even with the 3 suitcases.. The lunch in Nakuru is cheaper than in Nairobi about 250ksh for both of us ! I will talk about food later on..
I was dying to get home!!! It was already 20 hours since I left Irene´s flat in Malta, I needed so much to rest. We don’t live in Nakuru, we live near Nakuru, a small area not to bad call Rohnda.
We took a tuck tuck (a motorbike covered for 2 sits plus a small back suitcase area 150ksh)

The way was short, around 10 min.. the views are incredible, you can see the real Kenya . Animals like cows, dogs, sheerts, chikens in the middle of the road, people walking long distance and loads of young kids by themselves plying on the road with dangerous things..
A very typical thing kids do in Kenya when they see a “MOSUNGO” (a white color skin person), is to say “How are you?” whatever you answer they don’t understand coz they don’t speak English because they are young, if you don’t answer them, they can still shouting “how are you musungo” till go have gone .. heheh I'ts really cute and annoying sometimes hehe but I love it.. They are so cute!!!
Ok so, I got at home! Buff long trip till here hee!! Hehehe The house I'm living in is of the owner of the organization, James. The house has 2 bedrooms (one for him, and one with 4 beds for the volunteers) .At this moment we are just Bea and myself. Next to us lives James’s brother “Samu” In a similar house…
That day Bea showed me around Rhonda.

She introduce me to James family.
Every night ,we have to go to James’s mum house to have dinner, so we did it and then directed to our beds… Finally off to sleep!!!! Tomorrow will be the first day at Melon!!! I really want to meet these children 
Good night everyone…