Just some pics....

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Hi all. So sorry - it's just pics this time. Computer just crashed and i lost my text. Not sure how electricity will go the next few days so wanted to at least let you know i'm alive and well! Will update you all soon,
joanna x

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Photos

Josephine & her little brother
Another girl named Josephine - one of the kids who lives next door to Josephine.

Suna & Josephine
Sunday afternoon, when we popped up to the house for a visit, Josephine was working on this mat.

Heading home from work...
....on a 'boda boda'. Whizzing around Kampala on the back of one of these was the most fun I've had in ages!

Dancing lady
A lady we visited out in the field (to drop off clothes that had been donated). She danced when we met with her. Apparently she is actually a little crazy.

Me & Davis
We found Oliver, Aivani and Davis. Oliver and Aivani have been taken in by one old lady, and Davis by another. They all look better than ever.

Toy car
One of the many improvised toys that we have seen

One of the many signs that are posted outside one of the local primary schools
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Kids at St James' Day Care Center
Fellow volunteers have set up a new day care center in an empty room at St James Secondary School. We all helped paint and decorate. The center will be able to sustain itself as there are already matrons at the school (who look after the boarders at night), and there is also food available there. The volunteers will continue to supplement this.

Kids
Some of the kids we met out in the field. They lined up like this themselves for some reason....

Kids at St Matthius' Primary School
We visited this school for an afternoon as we had been asked to talk to the children about the importance of education! As always, we were given a really warm welcome. A tour followed by singing, dancing and speeches.

Just a little boy we saw when we were out in the field....
...thought this pic would show you a bit of the scenery also....

Look - no hands!
Some of the guys that are working next door to our house. No ropes used!

The equator...
Apparently I was 3 pounds lighter when I stood on it. The police came and told me that I had to move on.....