I’m the sort of girl who knows when to ask for help. Pride won’t steal my precious time. I admit I can’t solve computer problems on my own because I’m not from the generation that learned to use the computer before learning how to spell my name. So off I traipsed to the Apple store … Continue reading Making a DIFFERENCE with our lives.
We encountered an unusual stranger on an airplane home from Vegas who reminded us of why it is so important to feed the hearts, minds and souls of the children at Kirabo Seeds. We don’t want them to grow up hopeless, alone, and heading towards a life of crime. Continue reading When strangers on airplanes won’t stop talking to you…
Can you imagine cooking for twenty people three times every day? Everyone at Kirabo Seeds home is in awe of Auntie Julie’s special gifts in the kitchen. When I watch her work I am inspired. She never stops, never complains and never tires. Once a month we invite as many community children as we can … Continue reading Easter Celebration at Kirabo Seeds
I am always behind the camera and rarely staring down the aperture gullet. I rather like it that way until I need a photo of me, say for the headline of my fresh new blog. Kira was nine months old in that photo and now she’s five years old. I’d say it’s time to get … Continue reading BIG EXCITING NEWS…
Victoria Mayfield is helping us with all of our social media! We are in the process of changing our look on the blog. We are adding more social media sites and having a grand time sprucing all of Kirabo Seeds. Bear with us it will get better looking every day! Continue reading things are beginning to change…all good progress…
In the hill country of Texas we are in full swing of Spring weather. Our bluebonnets are wildly splashed along roadsides in their enthusiastic and free manner to make any patch of grass their home. Windows are tossed up, fresh air fills the house, animals are shedding, and people everywhere are outside doing chores or … Continue reading Spring Time at Kirabo Seeds
Mzungu Mama 