continued bloodshed, with a side of egregiousness

from what my friends are telling me, this article pretty accurately captures the mood on the ground in kenya.

check out the video footage posted by CNN; pretty horrific.

as a journalist, i wish i were still in nairobi able to report on this. but as someone who called kenya my home for nearly two years - i'm glad i don't have to see this with my own eyes. it's heartbreaking.

in other completely unrelated and lighthearted news: am currently reading Inside Inside, James Lipton's memoir of sorts. I know, I know, but I couldn't resist. It's worth it just for the self-importance contained in the first chapter alone. you can't help but be entertained. seriously.