Something New Everyday. Today I showed my housemates a new side of my character: I played music for them in the car. hehe. That consisted of The Apple Song by Calibretto 13 and a bunch of bouncy Disney songs. Also got to spend lunch hour with some awesomely dedicated students from MUBs campus. Good day!

Thursday September 5
Today I employed my brand new full-year calendar. Who knew those actually existed? I feel so organized now that I can have an entire year's plan on one wall of my living room 


Wednesday September 4
SNE. Today was my first ever African choir/dance party/guest peaker/welcome the mzungus/comedy night on MUBs campus. Quite entertaining if I do say so myself. 

Tuesday September 3
Today was my first time going door-to-door with the student leaders of Life Ministry Uganda sharing the gospel and connecting with students in their dorms. Also discovered a new expat bible to be a part of, who knew there were so many other white people in Uganda?!

Monday September 2
Surprise! The campus we planned to be on this week is still closed. Such is Africa. Nonetheless something new did happen, for this was my first time ever on the Makerere University Business school campus!

Sunday September 1
Something New Everyday. Had an epic puddle jump/ dancing-in-the rain party with the housemates today, followed by hot tea and my favourite Christmas sweater.. in Uganda. Never done that before!

Saturday August 31

SNE. Today I had a lovely jam session.. with myself. First time playing my flute in Africa!

Friday August 30
Today's SNE involved getting stuck in a traffic jam downtown Kampala.. wait, that's not new.. um. we got stuck in traffic and moved a few metres in an hour. But that's ok, cuz we had some nice tunes, and some popcorn, and some Bim and Julie to keep the fun alive.

Thursday August 29

Had my first Africa-to-Canada Skype call today with relatively good internet connection. Woo! 'Twas nice to see the fam jam again.

Wednesday August 28

Had my first 5 hour-long African planning meeting today. Haha, guess I need to get used to the different views of time in this culture.