Picture Post!

So, for some reason my pictures aren't showing up on my blog post until I publish it, so Im going to have to explain all of them at the bottom.
Picture 1 - Melissa, Kristin, and I right before we board the plane in Africa
Picture 2- mmmmm . pineapple! Boy am I going to miss it!
Picture 3 - us attempting to walk back across the Nile after a few of us were soaked
Picture 4 - woooH! we made it to Mile 0 of the Nile!
Picture 5- Lilian! My friend from Invsible Children that I met in the states
Picture 6 - sweet neighborhood kids
Picture 7 - pretty girls that we played with when we were at the house
Picture 8 - our very clean well that flows and doesn't clog!
Picture 9 - in the process of cleaning up the well
Picture 10 - the before picture of the well
Picture 11 - burning the "rubbish"
Picture 12 - this is the beautiful sunset that we saw in our backyard every day
Picture 13 - yes, the cows are eating out of bathtubs
Picture 14 - me and Lizzy!
Picture 15 - signs like this for the World Cup were all over Kampala
Picture 16 - this is the Rugby field, one of the bombing sites
Picture 17 - little girl from Remand Home that got rescued before she was child sacrificed
Picture 18 - Daddy Douglas and his stick, making sure kids are listening
Picture 19 - one of the MSTs got all of the kids at Remand Home some shoes. Very few of them were barefoot last Thursday, and usually they are all barefoot
Picture 20 - My sweet friend Kristi that flew all the way from Dallas to Africa with me. She is so sweet!
Picture 21 - Me and some sweet little kids at Victory
Picture 22 - group shot!
Picture 23 - So, ganja is weed in Luganda. One of the Ugandan bands named themselves "The Republic of Uganja," and they drive around this big bus playing their music.
Picture 24 -another world cup sign
Picture 25 - sweet kids at Victory getting their porridge

Fun Facts:
-I went to drive my car yesterday, and I walked to the wrong side to get in.
- In Uganda, there used to be a lot of dogs in downtown Kampala, but the cops poisoned them all. Here's why: There are lots of street kids whose parents send them out to the streets during the day to beg for money. Well, the kids got smart and trained the dogs to act like they were going to attack someone. So, the dogs would chase after a woman, who would then get scared and throw her purse and take off running. The kids, obviously, would go grab the purse. The cops try and do everything in their power to make people on the streets stop begging. They thought that if they got rid of all of the dogs, it would help end street begging.
PRAISE THE LORD!
-Auntie Brooke