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Challenges and Flexibility
In Uganda, no plans you make are certain. I have learned this lesson repeatedly in the past two weeks.
People are late. Traffic slows operations. Products don't always arrive on time. Repairs don't...
Sink, Swim ... or float
The first day of managing a farm for Watoto is not nearly as a scary the second time around.
Like before, I was hoping and wishing for a simple, steady week of management, but of course this is...
Following Footsteps
When I first began my time here in Uganda, I expected to be following and working alongside the managers at the various Watoto Sustainability Projects to expand my knowledge. I have been learning...
A Perfect Ending
I have been writing a lot about my first days and first experiences. Now is the time to write about my last days as my time in Uganda comes to a close.
I have never been to Africa, and two months...
Moving pieces
The operations at Lubbe, Buloba and Suubi are deeply intertwined.
Nothing Lasts Forever
Two months. At the beginning of a two-month time period, you think you have all the time in the world. Now looking back, it's like two months wasn't long enough. Three weeks since my return from...
Root of the problem
We must address the issue of food security at its roots.
Me as a Step-in Supervisor
When the goat farm supervisor takes a few days of vacation, Emily, the Noble-Watoto Scholar, steps in.
This is Not the End
The girl that left Texas in May is not the same girl who's returning. And I will be forever thankful for that.
Growing Together
It's incredible how the operations of the Suubi, Lubbe and Buloba farms are so connected, all with the goal of supporting vulnerable women and children.