Picture Update

Going to the Uganda Cranes game! It was awesome! It was 4 hours away, but it was worth the bus ride. It was crazy, loud and so fun. Even if on the way back our bus got rented out and we had to go on a taxi.. cough cough...If you don't know what an African taxi is like... Indiana Jones...10 times faster.. with no safety belt.....30 people shoved in a scooby doo van... with chicken under your feet. It's grand. 

SOOO stoked that I got to see Ashley Larsen (my good friend from BYU) at conference. I loved being able to see her and catch up with her! She's doing amazing research but she lives like 4 hours away so I'm really glad I got to see her while we are both here!




I got to go up to David (our guard's) house in a village a few hours away. We built him a piggery last year, and a few of us went home with him to check up on it and see if he needs anything else. His kids are adorable and very feisty.

FINALLY got to go up to Bunabeyoka (spelling?) village! These are the kids there, where we are building the Health Clinic. Cutest things. All African children are beautiful, I swear.

More kids at Bunabeyoka 

Spent the last 3 days up at Bunabeyoka village hauling sand and rocks up the mountain. It was incredible.  We are making great progress on the clinic. The kids came out during their recess and helped us haul rocks. The kids at the village are all adorable. 

We had the missionaries over for dinner last Sunday! They are great and the work here is exploding. They have 36 investigators at church the other week. Wow. 

Other than that, things have been going GREAT and I am still soaking up every day that I have here and feel so blessed to have this opportunity. I still can't believe it  is all real. I love the people on my team, they crack me up every day. I love the Ugandans, they are so beautiful and kind. I love the food, and I love the beautiful  scenery. Every day is an adventure.