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hi lindset thanks for the work you did in uganda.actually jinja is my home town.i have enjoyed looking at the pics and mostly the comment are so funny to me,they made me laugh to ties haha again.i have taken long time without going home so i decided to look for photos and i landed on yours.am trying to organise some volunteers to go to jinja hopefully it will done.nice time joe waka grimsby uk |
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Hi, Just found your blog whilst reading about Uganda - very well written! I've just returned from working at Mulago hospital in Kampala for 2 months, and was wondering where the orphanage got the funds for healthcare from? One of the children, Dan, looks like he has something wrong with his left eye - is it a Retinoblastoma?
Keep up God's work,
Gemma |
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My dad and I are looking at your web page right now. Looks great and hope that you had fun.
Adam |
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Lindsey! I miss you! I'm so excited for you to come home on Saturday! I've read all your blogs and looked at your beautiful pictures. :)
I hope you accomplished what you have set out to do and I hope you take that home with you.
Travel safely! & I hope to see you soon.
Love,
Becca |
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Lindsey,
Your pictures and journals are fantastic. I can wait to hear/see one of the programs you will give back here in Manhattan. :)
Kathy |
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I love logging on and seeing the pictures of your experiences. I can't wait to hear all about it when you get back! |
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Lindsey- what an experience! I can't wait to see more of your photos. Hang in there- you are doing great things for these kids! I have been following your trip and keeping up with you through your Mom.
Mary |
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Hey Lindsey~ I've always been a fan of your varied talents, and wow here you are sharing your experience with words and photos with a passion that makes me think I'm experiencing Uganda too. Your writing is very wonderfully genuine!
When I heard of your summer's plan I went to several Peace Corp blogs to get a sense of Uganda...there are a lot of USA folks there with you. Their tour is longer, but yours sounds busier. If boredom makes for a bad experience, it sounds like a great experience is destined for you. Be sure to leave them with more than you brought, and the value of what you'll bring home will be priceless. Blessings to you. Charlie |
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Lindsey
It is such a joy to be able to hear your experience on a daily basis. I am with Genny babysitting Lucy and Oliver for the week. May God continue to bless you, the children, the mama's and all the volunteers. |
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Linds - What an incredible experience you are having and I feel privileged to read your journal. I work with your mother and she shared the website. Hope to meet you in person when you get back.
Take care, Kathy |
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What a blessing you are to those children. Thank you for representing Americans and Christians so well. We are praying for you.
Judy Hughey |
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Hi, Grandma Sheryl kept me updated and to me you sound pretty busy- I would'nt be able to do what you're doing if I'd been watching kids all my life!! You've got courage!
Love Ali |
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I've loved reading what you've written so far, Lindsey! What an amazingly incredible experience!! So sorry about the pickpocket, but you've got something much more valuable now that no one can ever take from you. Can't wait to see all the pictures and hear the stories when you return.
Peace, love and grace,
Nancy |
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Lindsey,
Thank you so much for writing about your days! I am really enjoying your journals.
You are incredible!
See you soon.
Kathy |
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