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I think we can all agree that the World is crazy right now. Not just America, not just Uganda, everywhere! Anxiety and depression seem to be at an all time high. People have lost their jobs, others are waiting in limbo hoping they still have a job. And most people who do have jobs, haveContinue reading “Perspective”

Disclaimer: this post is truthful and ugly BUT left with hope The past 6 months have been some of the hardest months of my life. I landed in Uganda, high on life, excited for what the Lord had in store for me. Little did I know I would be walking into such trials and tribulations. Continue reading “Riding it Out”

During this COVID-19 pandemic, my eyes have been open to a struggle that I’ve never imagined I would witness as closely as I have. Uganda is hurting. There are people just outside our gate that are eating maybe one meal a day, some are not eating at all. This is something that can alter yourContinue reading “Humbled”

COVID-19 has consumed every facet of our lives. You turn on the TV, and if it’s not being talked about, it’s scrolling across the bottom of our screens. You call your friend, it’s the first topic of conversation. Here in Uganda, if you make a phone call there is first a government issued message aboutContinue reading “Community”

I feel like I’m living in a movie. I’ve been casted as the main role, but no one ever gave me the script. Everyone else knows their lines, but here I am improving to the best of my ability. The corona virus (COVID-19) is sweeping the world. I sat at home one evening, watching emailsContinue reading “Pandemic”

It has been just over a month since I have moved to Uganda. The days feel long, but they seem to just be flying by. If you asked me what I did 2 days back, I would most likely have to sit and think about it first. Everyday is different – I am definitely stillContinue reading “The First Update”

12 more wake-ups until I leave for this new adventure. 12 more. I am feeling all the feels. Excitement to see everyone again and to be back in my second home. Anticipation for beginning a new way of life. Sadness, knowing I am going to have to say some tough “see ya laters” in theContinue reading “The Process”