PHOTO MONTAGE

So many pictures, so little time.
Many thanks to the friends I borrowed a few of these pictures from.

does this even need a caption?

"I bless the rains down in Africaaaaa!"

streets of Gulu.

the market, clothing/miscellaneous section.

oh, hello Sudan.

walk into town from Cabedopong, where we lived during ISP.

produce section of the market in Gulu.

my room in the Mzoo.  empty because it was evacuation day.

our kitchen.

our backyard: pit latrine, papaya tree, clothesline, and burning garbage.

watertower in our yard.

outdoor area where we did our cooking, washing, and congregating.

kids outside out gate = regular occurrence.  why do you think the house was named "the Mzoo?"

morning soccer game in our yard while we waited to be evacuated.

the Mzoo!

Paul's mother and I.

because puppies are cute and jackfruit is delicious.

Bridget!

Paul making breakfast in my homestay's kitchen.

my Momma!  cooking dinner for a party.

my twin sisters, Marina and Michelle.

my cousin on her kindergarten graduation day!

sisters, cousins, and neighborhood kids at my cousin's kindergarten graduation party.

Lucy the Matatu, where we spent a majority of time throughout the trip.

sometimes the matatu leaks?

my walk from the Mzoo to my homestay.

These are just a few of my favorite photographs.  I can't convey in pictures how beautiful this country is, but this is the best I can do.  Maybe when I go back next, I'll work on my photography skills?


Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not.