in which we recount {literally} some fond memories and astounding facts about our first term in Uganda:
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first day of school: August 2011 |
- ___?__: the number kilometers we've put on our little Rav4, Wompus, since May 2011
- 2: the number of accidents that tough Rav4 has been in this term.
- countless: the times Jesus has protected us on the road.
- 4, 600 feet: the altitude of our house above sea level
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Sunset from our back door |
- 7am-7pm: the time the sun rises and sets every.day.of.the.year. in Kampala
- 1,000,000: the number of times we've told Siddeley, our puppy, "no" or "down" or "out" since he arrived in May 2012
- 4: the largest number of ATMs in one day, in failed attempts to withdraw money.
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University Ladies Sleepover: March 2012 | |
- 45: the number of women at our house for a "sleepover"
- 75: the number of minutes it took for all my university small group ladies to show up last Tuesday
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Sword Drill at Heritage International School |
- 27: the number of nationalities represented at Heritage International School
- 5: the number of student testimonies in chapel at Heritage this year {related- 0: the number of student testimonies last year}! God is on the move!
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Our guest, Randy Goodgame, teaching the ukelele |
- 291: the number of nights we've had house guests {yes, that's 40% of our first term}
- 37: the number of times Seth has called our guests "customers"...
- 945: the number of coffee pots we've brewed. {one a day, and occasionally two}
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Our own baseball team! |
- 10: the largest number of children living on this compound at one time {Coppedges, Rambos, and Hallahans}
- 65: the number of days until Kelly and the boys get on a plane for America.
- 26: the number of days Kelly and the boys have to survive without Josh.
- 26: the number of days Kelly welcomes visitors and babysitters {just kidding, you can come babysit after Josh gets back}
- innumerable: our thanks and love to you who love us, pray for us, support us, encourage us and read our blog! {and that goes double for those who comment on our blog}
So grateful!
when do you leave for home assignment?
ReplyDeletesounds like a pretty busy term... and we certainly identify with the safety on the road. i was in three accidents (with motorcycles doing things they shouldn't) in a period of about 9 weeks... i was ready to turn in my license.
LOVE this update! Thanks for sharing with us!
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