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| These precious little hands are what holds the future of Uganda and my heart! They are so absolutely precious! |
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| A little hesitant over the fried grasshoppers... but they were quite delicious! |
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| Had the opportunity to see how they are collected... they take very bright lights at night and s hine them up in the sky and then use metal sheeting to funnel them in to a collection bin. Only happens at this time of the year! |
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| Sheba came in on Saturday night with a Jackfruit mustache... the sap from the jackfruit was all over her fur but under her nose she had collect dirt in it so it looked like she had a mustache! Too cute! |
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| Paulina and her baby doll picked out by Isla! She was amazed that there are dolls that look like her! All the dolls here are white so this is a priceless treasure for this little one! |
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| One of my sunflowers that survived the jackfruit tree massacre! |
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| This is what I came home to on Saturday... all the jackfruit trees around the apartment had been "trimmed"... the workers were told to not let the limbs fall on the house but they didn't mention to watch out for the sunflowers and the garden. Some of the garden was salvageable... but the rest will have to be replanted! :( |
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| Sheba trying to make friends with the little black kitty... |
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| black kitty wants my attention but not Sheba's! |
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