Greetings from Mutolere, Uganda from Anthony

This is our house here in Uganda. It's large, concrete, and hollow-sounding.

There are a lot of bugs and other crawling things in our house. Luckily, we have mosquito nets over our beds which keep not just mosquitoes out, but tons of other bugs. One morning, there were about 60-75 BIG spiders crawling around in our shower, but once we sprayed them, they were dead in a few minutes and we just wiped them down the drain. My dad found a huge, odd bug in their bedroom that looked like nothing we had ever seen before. It had six long legs, long antennae, and a large abdomen. Another thing inside our house is lizards. They’re not quite as common, but sometimes you’ll see one just running across your bedroom floor. There are lots of other interesting things, but those are the most interesting. -Anthony

******************This woman is teaching children at the Saturday morning orphans program how to weave mats. There's a photo a bit further down of some of them practicing their art.
This is the view from our front door, and some of the neighbor children who cut through "our"yard.
Nursing students performing a traditional dance at their Women's Day celebration. It was a lengthy celebration program but very enjoyable and entertaining.
******************Children learning the art of weaving floor mats.