You are Most Welcome!

 Phoebe welcoming us our new home

                                                    
                                      Some Care Ministry staff greeting us at the new offices
                                        
The people of Uganda are a people of hospitality. They go out of their way to make you feel welcomed. They greet and welcome you every time you return to the home. They feed you in abundant amounts. We are being very well taken care of. We are so thankful to the Sozis for making us feel so at home. They are a huge blessing and a vital part of us being here.

We spent the morning shopping at some stores. These stores cater  to Muzungu's (white people). We saw more people who's skin looked like ours today than I saw the whole 10days I was here in October. The stores are big and like stores at home just African, even some of the same brands as home. We then had lunch at a restaurant in one of the shopping centers with Peter's cousin Stephen. Stephen has four daughters our children's age, so a play date is in the works! Next it was off to the Farm and our home. The children needed some down time and to run and play. The Farm is a beautiful place, it reminds me so much of Milton, rolling hills and green. It is so peaceful there.  Peter showed the children the dairy cows and they threw the football. Some rain came in and we all sat on the veranda(porch) of our home and took it all in. I am so looking forward to settling in there. It will be a few weeks still, Ben is having a utility building built to house our electrical things and a washer/dryer. We are also planning on going on Safari next week with our first "vistahs", hooray for some Newmans!!! and then join another group the next week to visit Divine Grace Primary.