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Sauntering through Kampala
Back to civilization! That's how we felt when we arrived back in Kampala.
Fortunately, Adrian noticed Mulago Hospital as we passed it, which made us realize we should hop off the Post Bus early to get to our guesthouse at Makerere University (fun fact: the #1 ranked university in Uganda, and 736th ranked university in the world).
So at the last minute, we said a quick goodbye to our new Canadian pharmacist friend from Lacor Hospital, ...
Magical Mukono
... never forget. The very heart wrenching part of it all is that we may never see or talk with them again. To know that we could make even one child feel important, known, loved and that they mattered was the most rewarding part of being there.
The staff at CHAIN work tirelessly, and with genuine love for the children. It makes such a huge difference. We were deeply touched when one of the staff, Uncle Fortunate, who is ...
Great Challenge School
... making paper bags into clothes and there was some serious talent! I wasn't interacting much with the kids until a girl who was about 11 grabbed me and insisted on reading me her whole science lesson. Her name was Jamirah and she was very bright. She spoke with great confidence. She told me she wanted to sing for me and I thought she meant as part of the group as we were told there would be singing later. We stood outside and took some pictures and ...
Ugandan Adventures
... rocks on the bottom of the river. After about 1.5 minutes of being in the bad place and being tumbled around, I was able to catch a breath and swim for a bit. I remember thinking at one point that I could totally understand how someone could drown... I was quickly sucked back under into another bad section where I was pulled down twice and slammed into the rocks. But eventually I was able to get free from the current and got far enough outside of the rapid to get picked up ...
I am in LOVE with a broken heart
Today I may have met the second love of my life. His name is Adam. He is about 1.5 years old. His exact age is undetermined as he is an orphan. I met him at Loving Hearts Baby Home when we went to play with the kids for a couple hours. Adam has a huge smile, and a soft voice, amazing deep brown eyes, and when he really smiles he smiles with his eyes which is an endearing trait he shares with the other love of my life - my husband. Adam lives with 24 ...
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