Back to the Goat Project


Advertisement
Africa » Uganda » Western Region » Mbarara
June 11th 2015
Published: June 11th 2015
Edit Blog Post

Alright, well I’ve been in Uganda for over a month now so I figure it’s time I actually spend some time writing about the work I’ve been doing - I swear I have been working here! Because I don’t like to spend my downtime blogging, I will continue to be behind on entries the entire time I’m here. I intended this to be a quick run-down of how the first month has gone, but like all my entri... Read Full Entry



Photos are below
Photos: 85, Displayed: 21


Advertisement

She's still alive!She's still alive!
She's still alive!

We lanced this goat's abscess during last year's paravet refresher training!

The strangest lawn ornament I've ever seenThe strangest lawn ornament I've ever seen
The strangest lawn ornament I've ever seen

The owner of the home had the most beautiful lawn with groomed plants, flowers and lots of decorations, and then there was this. The husband (who wasn't home) is an artist and he made all the sculptures. I must say, I'm kinda curious as to what inspired this piece.
Heil... er, wait. Heil... er, wait.
Heil... er, wait.

So not to bash religion, but I do have a problem with Western Christian's coming to Uganda to impose their beliefs on the people here. Many of the messages focus on things that are horribly destructive to the people here, such as homophobia and condemning condom use. Many of the people here are extremely religious and they will believe these messages even if it's harmful to them and others.



Very first driving lessonVery first driving lesson
Very first driving lesson

Deep concentration on not killing anyone. Serious business.
Myself, Lena and MalowaciaMyself, Lena and Malowacia
Myself, Lena and Malowacia

Hanging out at Vivian's while she cooks us another great feast!







Tot: 0.058s; Tpl: 0.01s; cc: 10; qc: 27; dbt: 0.0273s; 1; m:domysql w:travelblog (10.17.0.13); sld: 1; ; mem: 1.1mb