In Uganda alone

It is just like being at home, Uganda is cold and wet! had a good journey via Amsterdam the hairiest part of journey was drive from entebbe into kampala as they are doing something to the roads because the queens is coming in november for the heads of commonwealth governments meeting and so everywhere is being done up. The road was narrowed to a single track, it was dark and very busy and their driving does not instill confidence at the best of times, still I hung on and prayed a lot!

Today have been to the british embassy to begin the process of regisitering The Kabanda Trust as an NGO and then met up with Topi to catch up on how things are going from her point of view. This afternoon Pastor Steve came and took me too lungujja - I had a lovely time with them drinking tea and chatting whilst danny (aged 3 but claiming 5) got very cross cos he couldnt have the whole bar of dairy milk which i brought!
Going to bed now cos tired and need an early night.... oh, and there are a lot of american missionary kids staying here at the guest house so there was pizza for supper :)