
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Where's Waldo?
We drove about 10 hours North (almost to the border of Sudan) to Pajule last week to check out our organizations operations up there. After work we managed to get in about 3.7 seconds of Ultimate Frisbee before being swarmed by a gaggle of locals. Having never seen a frisbee before, they though I was some kind of magician who could make things float through the air (my wizard's beard didn't help disprove this theory).
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Do you like the taste of my AASWAD?
At this point this is 1/7 of what goes into my body...I walk in and say "The regular Baboo. Thank you please."
Testing Out the New Kitchen
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Princess Mal in Kampala
A Taste of Uganda
Saturday, September 11, 2010
20 Hours of Travel
After a selective packing process we still had to pay a hefty sum to
get all of our over-weight luggage checked. We flew 9 hours from
Houston to Amsterdam, 2 hour layover, and 9 hours from Amsterdam to
Entebbe. Pleasantly surprised, KLM had all of our 7 checked bags
awaiting our arrival with only minor items missing from a suitcase!
get all of our over-weight luggage checked. We flew 9 hours from
Houston to Amsterdam, 2 hour layover, and 9 hours from Amsterdam to
Entebbe. Pleasantly surprised, KLM had all of our 7 checked bags
awaiting our arrival with only minor items missing from a suitcase!
Thursday, June 3, 2010
UGANDA: Our African Adventure Begins
After traveling for 22 hrs half way across the world, this is the view
that welcomed us from the back porch of our three story house in
Jinja. Located at the source of the Nile river, Jinja or "Jinjatown"
as the locals call it, has a population of 80,000 and is the third
largest city in Uganda. Our house is conveniently located right by a
health club, golf course, swimming pool, and right between the town
center and the Nile (which you can see just to the left of that palm
tree).
that welcomed us from the back porch of our three story house in
Jinja. Located at the source of the Nile river, Jinja or "Jinjatown"
as the locals call it, has a population of 80,000 and is the third
largest city in Uganda. Our house is conveniently located right by a
health club, golf course, swimming pool, and right between the town
center and the Nile (which you can see just to the left of that palm
tree).
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