Kabira Country Club
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Akklimatisering!,
Ankom Uganda sent natt til mandag og ble hentet av to veldige hyggelige lokalt ansatte ved Bring Children from Streets (www. ) som kjørte oss til vårt hjem i Munyonyo. Det er ca. 5km inn til sentrum, et hyggelig område med mye store hus...sammenlignbart men Ullern! Vårt nåværende hjem er en tre-roms leilighet rett oppi bakken for et 5-stjerners resort med åpent basseng/treningssenter for 100kr dagen inkl lunsj og drinks,så ...
Ugandan Adventures
... you absolutely must!) Now I just have to find another really cool place to do it and take the leap again.
After our jump we bravely hopped back on a boda boda and went back to our campsite. We treated ourselves to a nice cold Nile beer while we sat on the balcony overlooking the Nile River and talked about how much of a high we both had from the jump! Such a rush!! We relaxed at the bar all afternoon and waited on some friends of ours from Moshi to arrive and then ...
I am in LOVE with a broken heart
... should I sustain some affliction that should kill me. I am not sure I want anything and everything done simply because I happened to be born in a privileged country, knowing full well that the only reason I have this FREE option is due to the fortunate accident of my birth circumstances. After Mulago I needed a beer. So I had three, tried to stuff down the tears I had felt brewing all day, and enjoyed the company of my peers and I gazed into the starry African ...
Kawempe.
... community on topics such as malaria prevention and home visits for new babies and expectant mothers.
We met with a large group of VHTs to have an information exchange about their role, the role of Buy a Net, and the effectiveness of the program. These people are saints. They step forward from their communities to do this work. They all have other occupations to support themselves and their families. The VHT program is government run and ...
Week 2
... place for everyone to get water. So I tend to help the kids fetch water and also help our cook Babara fetch water which weighs about 18kgs..
So I am having a bit of a work out while I have been here. Uganda is an amazing country and the people are a little bit of amazing too.
I did enjoy week 2 and am excited for the weeks to come. The only annoying thing about week 2 is that I got a bit on my arm from an insect called the Nairobi Fly. This insect ...
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