Comments on: Culture Guide: Cooking in Marsabit http://www.worldnextdoor.org/2009/11/culture-guide-cooking-in-marsabit/ Seeing the world in a brand new way... Sun, 05 Feb 2012 03:19:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Breanna Sipple http://www.worldnextdoor.org/2009/11/culture-guide-cooking-in-marsabit/comment-page-1/#comment-3074 Breanna Sipple Mon, 21 Feb 2011 19:24:16 +0000 http://www.worldnextdoor.org/?p=2026#comment-3074 Yay, cooking! Sometimes cooking with others (along with learning from them) is such a great bonding experience and builds relationships in an unique way. I just had my first Chai the other day, thanks to reading so many WND articles by you and Barry about being in Kenya and drinking it. (It was good!). Also, thinking about how the people in Marsabit get water reminds me of my experiences in the villages/mountains of Mexico, and like you, to appreciate faucets :) Yay, cooking! Sometimes cooking with others (along with learning from them) is such a great bonding experience and builds relationships in an unique way. I just had my first Chai the other day, thanks to reading so many WND articles by you and Barry about being in Kenya and drinking it. (It was good!). Also, thinking about how the people in Marsabit get water reminds me of my experiences in the villages/mountains of Mexico, and like you, to appreciate faucets :)

]]> By: Jessica Shewan http://www.worldnextdoor.org/2009/11/culture-guide-cooking-in-marsabit/comment-page-1/#comment-1470 Jessica Shewan Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:55:43 +0000 http://www.worldnextdoor.org/?p=2026#comment-1470 It's common to see large 5,000 litre plastic containers for storing water, too. Right now, Karura Community Chapel is working with the program in Marsabit to install some extra large containers that will collect the rainwater they are now receiving. The drought is finished now,so harvesting that water is the best way to help them through the next dry season. It’s common to see large 5,000 litre plastic containers for storing water, too. Right now, Karura Community Chapel is working with the program in Marsabit to install some extra large containers that will collect the rainwater they are now receiving. The drought is finished now,so harvesting that water is the best way to help them through the next dry season.

]]> By: Jim M http://www.worldnextdoor.org/2009/11/culture-guide-cooking-in-marsabit/comment-page-1/#comment-1442 Jim M Sun, 15 Nov 2009 13:46:28 +0000 http://www.worldnextdoor.org/?p=2026#comment-1442 Are all of the 55 gallon drums for water made of metal? How do they obtain the larger plastic jugs to transport the water? Keep the news of your trip coming...great work Jess. Blessings. J. Are all of the 55 gallon drums for water made of metal? How do they obtain the larger plastic jugs to transport the water? Keep the news of your trip coming…great work Jess. Blessings. J.

]]> By: Nick Kirongo http://www.worldnextdoor.org/2009/11/culture-guide-cooking-in-marsabit/comment-page-1/#comment-1433 Nick Kirongo Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:16:31 +0000 http://www.worldnextdoor.org/?p=2026#comment-1433 I am feeling so hungry now, great article I am feeling so hungry now, great article

]]> By: Calah http://www.worldnextdoor.org/2009/11/culture-guide-cooking-in-marsabit/comment-page-1/#comment-1432 Calah Thu, 12 Nov 2009 09:22:08 +0000 http://www.worldnextdoor.org/?p=2026#comment-1432 Ah, Jess! I share your love of trying new food! I recently had the challenging experience of trying to bake chocolate cookies in Viet Nam where ovens are quite rare. They were delicious :) Ah, Jess! I share your love of trying new food!

I recently had the challenging experience of trying to bake chocolate cookies in Viet Nam where ovens are quite rare. They were delicious :)

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