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4:32 pm
November 11, 2010
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Jeri at NEC contacted me about a blog post and boy, did she do a great job! I count CITR as the push I needed to start making cheese. Suzanne's cheese challenge gave me the courage to try. The advice and supportive atmosphere on the forum is so helpful! Now I can say, "I make cheese!"
It's on the internet…it must be true. 
http://networkedblogs.com/kdlej
Thanks for allowing me to share this fun news. 
4:58 pm
February 10, 2009
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Brag away!!!! That's really great! Loved seeing the pictures and hearing more about your life in Kenya. I've been wondering but not wanting to pry too much either.
5:37 pm
February 22, 2010
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Loved learning all about your African journey! My daughter lived in Uganda for a year teaching missionary children. She loved it. She is now planning to go back next year for the summer.
she said Velveeta cheese and peanut butter were two of the things everyone missed while in Africa. We sent her some! We sent things via other missionary people coming and going. We sent things to a collection point here in the states and helped pay for extra luggage weight when they flew to Uganda.
Go ahead and brag…we like to hear how everyone uses CitR. We always like to see /hear other people's stories 
5:40 pm
July 24, 2010
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Absolutely fascinating! Really beautiful pictures.
5:44 pm
June 1, 2011
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Same as BuckeyeGirl, I wondered about your life in Kenya, but didn't want to be nosy. I had a cousin who served there for 30 years as a missionary nurse. She's retired now & back in the states, but I love to see her photo albums. They are downright gorgeous–her house overlooked a savanna.
I really enjoyed reading your post on NEC and through your blog! Very interesting life!
8:19 pm
May 7, 2011
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Like the posts before me I wondered about the how, when & why you came to live in Kenya. Certainly enjoyed reading the article. Thanks for sharing.
12:40 pm
October 10, 2009
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Thank you for sharing your "brag" with us. The pictures of your family and the Samburu are truly wonderful, such vibrant lives in this area. It says much about your work with them. Like others on CITR I have been curious about your life in Kenya. God bless you all as you continue with His work. Your cheeses look super yummy.
1:21 pm
October 30, 2009
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Thank you for sharing your life! It's fascinating. I loved the photos!
3:10 pm
May 7, 2011
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Had my 10 year old granddaughter read the article. She would like to say "Thank you for sharing the story".
8:07 pm
October 3, 2010
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Wow. You are so amazing and so blessed to be not only able, but willing and happy to serve the Lord in this way. Thank you for being you!
Joann
12:51 pm
September 2, 2008
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Thanks for sharing, your story and pictures are inspiring!
5:35 pm
January 9, 2011
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Thanks for sharing!
10:05 pm
April 3, 2011
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Great photos and excellent post! I love putting faces to the names here!
8:46 am
February 3, 2010
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Mama Joseph, Read your interview on NEC. You must have the most interesting life that I've ever heard of (Suzanne's running a close second). Goats and rhinocerous (sp?), what could be better?
Tried to comment on NEC but they had that profile thing and, of course, being technically challenged, I don't know "what do". Sorry. But it was wonderful learning a little about your life. Thanks for sharing.
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