Mityana, Uganda
Mityana, Uganda
Raina Well as you say it is interesting that Uganda is in news but not for good reasons. Have you seen any evidence of anything? And by the way how do you make a molotov cocktail
Dad More interestingly and more useful, how do you make Pepper Spray?
Kampala, Uganda
Dad Can't wait to see he photos, it sounds very different to school sports days here.
Raina Gee Great to hear your cameras working. Put the photos on facebook. Sounds great fun hope your having good time Mum
Jinja, Uganda
Tony He Kez, it sounds like you are really on top of life in rural Uganda now. How will you ever cope with running water and washing machines again? We will have to get a well dug and some stones for you to wash your clothes with in the garden.
Pam Hello Keziah.. I have just read your blog for the first time and really enjoyed it... I loved hearing about your life out there.It sounds like you are coping very well and having an amazing experience! We have recently been to Israel to visit Esther and had a gr8 trip... She was so happy that you spoke to her on her birthday..It made her day. lots of love... from all at Rainsbury Central xx
Lynne Katz Hi Kez, Great to hear that you are having a great experience and really enjoying yourself. I am sorry I haven't written to you as yet but I am following your travels on your blog and from your mum and dad and your letters to Nana and Grandpa. Can't wait to hear more news and hope you have a good time with your "come dine with me" for the teachers!x
Mityana, Uganda
Sally Caplan Wow you are a brave girl, great to read what you are up to. Stay safe and be well the caplans
Matovu Sounds beautiful to hear from you,does she(Rose),have to teach in three schools as well?otherwise i wish you well.
Frank Dear keziah, your blogs are so interesting, and your life style is so different,the time seems to be going so quickly, ints almost march,is it getting hot where you are we certainly could do with some sun.keep well takegodcare of yourself , all our love nana and grandpa.
Georgie Curtin Wow, Fiona has left! Gosh. I'm glad that Deo's sorted things out for Robinah, Richard and my lovey Nakato. I'm really glad you're still enjoying it! Send my love to all of them please.
re: Upping sticks
pamela great to hear your news keziah... and we hope you have a fab time with your mum! Love from all at rainsbury central xx
re: Upping sticks
Raina Lovely to hear about all the people but would be nice to know more about them all or have photos etc- but anyway won't be long before I see them myself hopefully
re: Upping sticks
Dad More interestingly and more useful, how do you make Pepper Spray?
re: All roads lead to Kampala ...
Raina Well as you say it is interesting that Uganda is in news but not for good reasons. Have you seen any evidence of anything? And by the way how do you make a molotov cocktail
re: All roads lead to Kampala ...
Raina Gee Great to hear your cameras working. Put the photos on facebook. Sounds great fun hope your having good time Mum
re: Kampala, Uganda
Dad Can't wait to see he photos, it sounds very different to school sports days here.
re: Kampala, Uganda
Lynne Katz Hi Kez, Great to hear that you are having a great experience and really enjoying yourself. I am sorry I haven't written to you as yet but I am following your travels on your blog and from your mum and dad and your letters to Nana and Grandpa. Can't wait to hear more news and hope you have a good time with your "come dine with me" for the teachers!x
re: Jinja, Uganda
Pam Hello Keziah.. I have just read your blog for the first time and really enjoyed it... I loved hearing about your life out there.It sounds like you are coping very well and having an amazing experience! We have recently been to Israel to visit Esther and had a gr8 trip... She was so happy that you spoke to her on her birthday..It made her day. lots of love... from all at Rainsbury Central xx
re: Jinja, Uganda
Tony He Kez, it sounds like you are really on top of life in rural Uganda now. How will you ever cope with running water and washing machines again? We will have to get a well dug and some stones for you to wash your clothes with in the garden.
re: Jinja, Uganda
Raina Gee Hi Kez Sorry it has been so long since I spoke to you. Will try and call this week- love your blog as always. Mum
re: Jinja, Uganda
Frank Dear keziah, your blogs are so interesting, and your life style is so different,the time seems to be going so quickly, ints almost march,is it getting hot where you are we certainly could do with some sun.keep well takegodcare of yourself , all our love nana and grandpa.
re: Mityana, Uganda
Matovu Sounds beautiful to hear from you,does she(Rose),have to teach in three schools as well?otherwise i wish you well.
re: Mityana, Uganda
Sally Caplan Wow you are a brave girl, great to read what you are up to. Stay safe and be well the caplans
re: Mityana, Uganda
Raina A lovely blog as always - worth the wait. Sounds like you are very busy at the moment. Good luck with the pills - sound lovely - yum, yum. All the best
re: Mityana, Uganda
Raina Lovely to hear about all the people but would be nice to know more about them all or have photos etc- but anyway won't be long before I see them myself hopefully
pamela great to hear your news keziah... and we hope you have a fab time with your mum! Love from all at rainsbury central xx
Georgie Curtin Wow, Fiona has left! Gosh. I'm glad that Deo's sorted things out for Robinah, Richard and my lovey Nakato. I'm really glad you're still enjoying it! Send my love to all of them please.