Motel du Mont Huye Butare
Butare, Rwanda
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Happy Birthday Wendi, Jeff, and Jackson!! And speaking of Wendi, my sister in law, she just gave birth to my new nephew, Jared Drew Eggener!! I believe she had it on March 6th, one day before her own birthday. He was 7 pounds and 15 ounces. Congratulations Wendi and David!! I'm so happy for you and only wish I was there to celebrate with you. Mom …
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What does that spell? GLOW! (yayyyyyyy)
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There goes a cow. Here come some bikers, watch out little ones! These are my thoughts as I engage in one of the favorite past times of villagers all over the developing world, watching the road. I remember first seeing this in India and thinking, what are they looking at? Is the road really that interesting? I have since found out the answer to that is, it depends. If you are living in a small village without electricity to power all sorts of distractions then ...
