Sunday last day in Babati.

This is Chris Redmond
We are now on the way to the safari lodge. While I am grateful that I will get a hot shower and a cleaner room, I am sad that I will not be seeing the kids again. During my time at the school, I have noticed that the kids here are pretty much the same as back in the US. Most of the kids really wanted to learn, there were a few who didn't really care and there were one or two who were eager to help with helping possible.

This is nic
On the way to safari lodge looking forward to safari

This is Juliette
We started off the day by packing our belongings which proved to be twice as hard because of the worry of braking the precious wood carvings that we bought from Peter the wood carver.
At the moment we are driving to the safari lodge by bus. The driver gave us lunch boxes to eat, complete with brownies and lollipops. Although we were supposed to make it last for five hours, most of us finished it before we even left the guest house. Although nothing compares to Mrs. Kahembe's great cooking. Never-the-less it was still sad to say good bye to all of our friends there. Hopefully this won't be the last time I see them.

This is Jeffrey
We're now all leaving Babati and heading off to the safari lodge. Everyone's extremely excited for the safari but sad at the same time that we'll have to leave all the great people at Sinai and in Babati.
This is Delia.
Today we leave for the Safari Lodge. The ride has been entertaining, but I'm happy to be arriving, and getting a change in food and scenery. Saying goodbye to Julian, Naz,and the others. It anticipation for the lodge is huge, and we are all excited.

This is Ali.
It has been a truly amazing trip. Though it will be nice to get to the lodge and see some animals, we are all sad that we have to leave. The students have improved so much in the little time we've spent at the school and neither the students nor us will forget this experience anytime soon. This trip has been even more wonderful than the last and I can't wait to experience the trips to come.