Mama Inger, Mama Inger come. There is this huge commotion going on down by the roadside. I’m going toward the children and they bring this huge thing to me… They are going to rap it in banana leaves and eat it…. My first words were…. WHAT!!! Would you eat something like this?? I chickened out, and they enjoyed it.

Life at Kasozy Village is good. The children are busy doing their exams at school, so many of them come for prayer. They are fasting, so that they can get better results. It is so encouraging to watch them coming for prayer when the other children are enjoying their breakfast, lunch and supper. It encourages me to fast as well – which is something I’m not to found of doing… =). The children are more comfortable having me around now, which is quite fun. Cuz they come wanting to converse and hang…. It’s awesome.

Discipline is still something that is part of our daily life here. Sometimes it’s not fun, but needed. They have also realized that they can sort some of the things themselves, which is good.

The workers are working on getting the fence up around the property where the housing is, and when that is done – it will be easier to control the coming of unwanted guests…. They come to shout – some with not so good intentions. So please pray for protection on the children and all the activities that is going on here at the center. We are in need of good guards. It is by God’s grace and mercy that nothing has been stolen from our property – His protection has been here and it is very visible and tangible.

The rain is still a problem in areas, we have had some heavy rain here as well. The crop are being washed away and people are loosing their livelihood. Last week 4 people died in Kampala, due to the rain. Haven’t heard much of the North these days – but the roads are still bad. They have to go on huge detours to get where they need to go – cuz the bridges are not fixed – and the roads are not there. That is challenging when you want to travel…. =)