Long ago I bought a colorful expensive hammock for the kids at Kirabo Seeds. We never had a place to hang it so it remained packed in a box in some corner. When we moved into our new home I began to see photos of the children playing in this brand new hammock. I was … Continue reading An Old Tire…A New Swing
Since the Camerons have arrived Darren has greatly enjoyed introducing some of his own American cooking to the children. Auntie Julie takes Friday afternoons and Saturdays off so one Friday he made Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwiches for all the kids. I’m sure it was a pile of loaves of bread and several jars of … Continue reading Clashing Cultures
I’m not a pretender. If I had a job where I had to schmooze someone to get me some money I’d rather eat dirt and walk to my tent made of tarp and rope. When I engage in a conversation I’m not going to tell you what you want me to say. So don’t ask … Continue reading 10 Reasons to Love Uganda
Can you imagine for a moment that you and your spouse agree to quit your jobs, sell your things, pack up some essentials, tote your two babies for 24 hours on airplanes and arrive in Uganda where you will begin managing a children’s home with seventeen children? That’s courage. If God weren’t the one poking … Continue reading One month at Kirabo Seeds with the Camerons
When I write about Kirabo Seeds I like to be open, authentic and real. I can’t write if I have to reach through too many filters. And there are times when struggles and difficulties are so real that I just don’t know what I can say. So can I be honest? (aren’t I always?) I’m … Continue reading Dream it TRUE
