As the sun crowned behind the horizon, the village stirred to cock crows and cattle moos. A new day dawned in Serere. I was eight years old on school holiday, 275 km from bustling Kampala. Each day was filled with adventure; gardening, milking cows, tethering goats, and picking eggs from the chicken coop. Dad stocked the house with a library of world books - knowledge waited to be plucked off the shelves. We balanced life skills with leisure reading and exploration – what privilege!
May 12, 2020
Twenty Years, One Blog, Somewhere Between Here and Home
Twenty years ago, I left Uganda with a two-year-old, followed my husband to America, ...
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In memory of A.D Ssozi the former headmaster of Kitante Primary School who breathed his last on March 19th 2014 at 5:45pm in Texas. He w...
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When I have time to twiddle my fingers my mind goes into flash back mode--to my childhood. These particular memories get tickled when I have...
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The scale tipped one fine day when Sam and I went in for an ultra sound scan. Out of the blue the radiologist blurted out “it’s a boy!” We w...
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I just figured out how people get caught by fashion police. I can’t vouch for every single one because some people just have bad fashion sen...