In my four years in Africa, I have learned something; that happenings in life could not be predicted at all. I had only been in Kenya for two weeks when I started to feel nauseous and dizzy. I had thought I was ill with depression, I hadn't known it was all morning sickness.
However, when I didn't see my period, I immediately got an inkling that something was definitely not right.
I got a pregnancy test and to my utter shock and surprise, I was pregnant.
At first, I hadn't know how to respond to this revelation that I knew would entirely change my life. Nonetheless, I was subtly grateful. Though I had no idea who the father of the baby was, I had chosen to keep it.
"Mommy, see!" Nathan pointed at the painting we were both standing in front of.
"I see a dog and a cat and a little gi
