Update

So, I will be sticking with URF for another month, I guess probably 2, which is exciting news. I guess that's my biggest update.
Things are going along well here. I've been doing a lot of office work for the URF, making files for all of the students at the school and planning out what the heck I should teach to my After-School class. I kicked 2 kids out of class the other day for being late, very un-Ali of me, but it had to be done.
We've also made some good progress at the orphanage this week. We managed to get some money to hire a second person to help take care of the kids. This was pretty much the number one priority since there was just one lady pretty much running the whole show. I will try to post some pictures of me holding multiple babies soon, since I know that most of you would never believe it....
Life in Kyetume is slow and relaxed. We have some stunning sunsets out over the valley that our house looks across. There are 5 or 6 goats tethered outside each morning, nibbling on reed mats and laying in the sun. There are screaming happy children running by and smiling at me. There safari ants marching in lines 2 inches thick and many feet long that will swarm all over and bite you if you stand still. There are students singing as they walk up the path toward home after school.
As I'm out of time, I won't ramble on any more. I hope to get internet back at the house this week and will try to put up some pictures or even video.