1The kids watching me write a blog!
2School near Musana
3 Bosco, Peter and Andrew playing on a "see-saw" (listed from left to right)
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You will find as you look back upon your life that the moments when you really lived are the moments when you have done things in the spirit of love☮
Key Words!
Mzungu- White person
Iganga- Smaller town I live in
Jinja- City 45 minutes away from Iganga. The location of the source of the Nile.
Kampala-Big capital city. 3 hours away form Iganga.
Boda Boda- Motorcycle taxi
Musana- Name of the orphanage I work at. Also means sunshine.
Kigali- Capital of Rwanda.
Iganga- Smaller town I live in
Jinja- City 45 minutes away from Iganga. The location of the source of the Nile.
Kampala-Big capital city. 3 hours away form Iganga.
Boda Boda- Motorcycle taxi
Musana- Name of the orphanage I work at. Also means sunshine.
Kigali- Capital of Rwanda.
Nairobi- Capital of Kenya
Mombasa- Second largest city in Kenya, on the coast
Lamu- Island of the coast of Kenya, close to the boarder of Somalia
Malindi- Beach town in Kenya
Chapati- Fried flat bread. Similar to Indian nann or a tortilla.
IHK-International hospital in Kampala
Jack Fruit- Yummy tropical fruit
Rasta- Pet monkey!
Rolex- The best roadside food ever! They make an omelet and add cabbage/tomato to it. Then it is wrapped in a chapati!
Mandazi- Fried Sweet Bread
Matatu- Van taxi. They fill them to the brim. dont be surprised if there are chickens in them too!
Matoke- Mash-potato consistency, a staple food in Uganda. Made from plantains.
Chapati- Fried flat bread. Similar to Indian nann or a tortilla.
IHK-International hospital in Kampala
Jack Fruit- Yummy tropical fruit
Rasta- Pet monkey!
Rolex- The best roadside food ever! They make an omelet and add cabbage/tomato to it. Then it is wrapped in a chapati!
Mandazi- Fried Sweet Bread
Matatu- Van taxi. They fill them to the brim. dont be surprised if there are chickens in them too!
Matoke- Mash-potato consistency, a staple food in Uganda. Made from plantains.
About Me
http://www.musana.org/.
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