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Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Kind of sad I missed the actual day this year. And by that, I mean the anniversary of when I left the USA for Uganda. It was the 8th. We arrived in Uganda the 9th. I can almost see Kwagala, my family's cow, waiting for me to come home (you'll have to read my blog for that story.). I'm incredibly thankful for the USP semester of Spring 2009, an experience that blessed me then and that continues to challenge and bless, and change, me now. Friday, January 8, 2010. I finished hal...

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Kind of sad I missed the actual day this year. And by that, I mean the anniversary of when I left the USA for Uganda. It was the 8th. We arrived in Uganda the 9th. I can almost see Kwagala, my family's cow, waiting for me to come home (you'll have to read my blog for that story.). I'm incredibly thankful for the USP semester of Spring 2009, an experience that blessed me then and that continues to challenge and bless, and change, me now. Friday, January 8, 2010. I finished hal...

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Uganda 2009: March 2009

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Tuesday, March 24, 2009. It’s an exciting opportunity to lead a campus worship service and minister to our fellow students. This week the pace is beginning to pick up as far as school goes. I counted the days today and realized I only have 25 days before the school semester is finished and we leave for our Rwanda trip. That’s crazy! On Saturday evening we were free for a bit and some friends and I went tree climbing. I haven't climbed a tree in years! Monday, March 16, 2009. Alright. That’s all...This is...

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Uganda 2009: September 2009

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Monday, September 21, 2009. I'm certainly not at that stage in my life yet. I'll settle for being a late bloomer :). The reunion was great- God has blessed me with a wonderful extended family. Finally, in mid-August, I returned to Milligan after being away for around 8 months. And things have certainly changed. Most of my close friends have graduated and moved on, and Abby, my lovely roommate, is abroad in Egypt this semester. I miss her dearly! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to my blog! Where there...

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Uganda 2009: April 2009

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Thursday, April 9, 2009. Very Much Needed Update: Less than a month in Uganda to Go! I now have internet access and my computer seems to be virus free. That means I can at last update my blog. So here goes. This weekend I am cooking a meal for my family. It’s something we’re required to do. I’m supposed to cook an American meal. I think I am going to attempt spaghetti. It could be interesting. Spaghetti, garlic bread, maybe eggs? Don’t exactly go with spaghetti, but this is Africa right? Bye Mizungu, Bye...

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Uganda 2009: January 2009

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Wednesday, January 28, 2009. And if anyone wants to view my photos of the trip so far, log onto facebook. If you have an account, friend me so you can see my photos. If you don't have an account, the following public links should allow you to see my photos anyway:. Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Week Three: Food Poisoning- the Nile Virus? So please pray that I am able to finish all of the assignments on time and without too much stress. Otherwise, the weeks are flyi...

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Uganda 2009: Three Years Later...

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Kind of sad I missed the actual day this year. And by that, I mean the anniversary of when I left the USA for Uganda. It was the 8th. We arrived in Uganda the 9th. I can almost see Kwagala, my family's cow, waiting for me to come home (you'll have to read my blog for that story.). I'm incredibly thankful for the USP semester of Spring 2009, an experience that blessed me then and that continues to challenge and bless, and change, me now. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Journeys of Life: Living For Jesus Christ. Reminder about your invitation from Lillie Ostoich. Geoff at the UCU. Fevers and Mirrors - Last State of the Sarah. Leaving, Pt. II. On the Far Side of the Sea. The Life of One Who is Really Three. Tuesday, February 3, 2009. The idea behind this blog is to have a blog list with as many USP Spring 2009 students as possible to share our thoughts about our experiences. Comment with your blog's URL and I will add it to the list. . Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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The Journeys of Life: Living For Jesus Christ. Reminder about your invitation from Lillie Ostoich. Geoff at the UCU. Fevers and Mirrors - Last State of the Sarah. Leaving, Pt. II. On the Far Side of the Sea. The Life of One Who is Really Three. Tuesday, February 3, 2009. The idea behind this blog is to have a blog list with as many USP Spring 2009 students as possible to share our thoughts about our experiences. Comment with your blog's URL and I will add it to the list. . View my complete profile.

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Kind of sad I missed the actual day this year. And by that, I mean the anniversary of when I left the USA for Uganda. It was the 8th. We arrived in Uganda the 9th. I can almost see Kwagala, my family's cow, waiting for me to come home (you'll have to read my blog for that story.). I'm incredibly thankful for the USP semester of Spring 2009, an experience that blessed me then and that continues to challenge and bless, and change, me now. Friday, January 8, 2010. I finished hal...

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