Who I Met

Talking about my upcoming craft workshop with Sarah, my friend and interpreter.

The children loved the camera and I finally let them be in a few shots.

A very nice lady who greeted me each morning.
She made these unique baskets by hand.

Me, my hostess's mother, and Pastor Margret.

I'm going to blame how white I look on the camera...

Teaching chicken production at Bulende Liberty Christian Centre during my second week in Uganda.

Bulende again. What a wonderful group of people to work with.

One day we visited a dam. They used these boats for fishing.

I was dared to stand in the boat for pictures so I took a captive with me; a Pastor's daughter.

Inside the chicken coup that was built using the funds donated for my Uganda trip. Thank you, supporters! Behind me is one of the Pastor's daughters. She and I became friends.

This building was one of the coolest buildings around and since the weather was very hot, I spend a lot of time here while it was being constructed.

Pastor Margret, her two sons and their friends inside the chicken coup. And yes, they're twins.

Ms. Judy, my hostess. She was like a big sister to me while I was in Uganda.

This child was such a trouble maker! But I'll never forget him :)

I fell in love with the children. As Christy Huddleston said, "'I'd have given up if not for the children. I came to Cutter Gap (or Uganda) to teach. But they show me everyday that I am here to learn."