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Tag Archives: Kwapa
Sundown.
What’s your favorite time of day? When the chickens come to roost. Never mind the idiom but the time. I have never really thought of a favorite time of day. But if it’s one I am always aware of and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2041, Entebbe, Juba, Kampala, Kwapa, Nairobi, quiet moments, sundown
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Letter From The Village.
It’s that time again when I leave the village and travel to the city to visit my wife in Entebbe, and on to another village in Luwero Triangle to visit my children at school. I will be traveling through several … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Busitema, Entebbe, Jinja, Kampala, Kayunga, Kwapa, Lake Victoria, Luwero Triangle, Mabira, Ndejje SSS, River Nile, Tororo
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Nostalgic Monday.
It’s a quiet day here at the farm save for the birds singing on the trees, and occasional grant of the pigs and bleating from the goats. It’s nearly lunch time here and I have just taken an early break … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Society
Tagged Amuru, farm, Happy Families, Kwapa, primary school, Uganda
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Legs are for walking.
How often do you walk or run? While I am in my second home in Entebbe town, I walk daily to keep fit. Sometimes I go with my son and daughter jogging in the morning. Then in the evening I … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Farming, Health and wellness, Hobbies, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged church, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2060, Entebbe, Family, farm, goats, Home, Kwapa, running., Tororo, walking
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Just Imagine
Last week I traveled from Tororo to Entebbe to pickup our son for the third term school holidays, which anyway happens the Christmas/end of year holidays. With a few minutes of meeting him at the school playground, he asked me … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies, Holidays, Inspiration, Society, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Bugiri, Busia, Busitema, Entebbe, Iganga, Jinja, Kampala, Katabi, Kitubulu, Kwapa, Lake Victoria, Majanji., Nalubale, Osukuru, Owen Falls, River Nile, Sangalo, Tororo, Victoria Coconut Beach
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Precious Memories
So much has happened since the last time I penned something on this page. We have been through two Covid-19 lock-downs, one Christmas holiday and Easter. The fish that my children and I put in the pond we made during … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Uncategorized
Tagged covid-19, Entebbe, Kwapa, lock-down., Tororo, Uganda
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Letter from the village -Gardening
There is an ad on CNN for a certain show that ends with these words; “Make, Create, Innovate.” I would like to borrow this slogan to answer as well as I can the questions several visitors to our village often … Continue reading
My Vocation
It has been a very long time since I last sat down to type something on my PC. It is probably three years now, for I remember last posting something to my blog back in 2014 before leaving South Sudan … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Africa, Bible, Christmas memories, Eastern Uganda, Entebbe, Family, Farming, Fish farming, Gardening, God, Green grass of home, Juba, Kampala, Kipirio Mixed Farm, Kwapa, New Nation, South Sudan, Uganda
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REFLECTIONS IN JUBA – Independence South Sudan
Today is South Sudan’s fourth independence anniversary and it is my last day of work here in Juba as far as my current contract with the New Nation newspaper and the Sudan Advocacy for Development (the NGO that runs the … Continue reading
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