Moved

A few days ago we moved houses because other missionary's went on furlough and they wanted us to live in their house so we moved there.  Are new house is on the primary site instead of on secondary site where are other house was.  On primary there are lots more people so you get to see more people while on secondary you barley get to see anyone so it is a big change but I like the house!    

WARNING!

My friend and I decided to dig a hole with a hoe (a Ugandan shovel) just for fun.  After we were done we went to see what time it was.  We were carrying our hoes on our bikes with one hand when I turned around the corner. My bike slid in the rocks and I fell off.  I looked at my knee and blood was pouring out.  My friend quickly stopped and helped me get to my house but nobody was there!  I asked my friend to go to our neighbour's house to call my dad who had taken the car but right then my dad came driving up and helped me get clean and bandage my cuts up.  That's why you should never carry a hoe on a bike.

YUM YUM

On Saturday we went to a graduation at David Family for Sarah and Kimuli.  We had a Ugandan special meal that includes rice, matoke, cabbage, meat, g-nut sauce,and a Miranda Green Apple soda.  There was a lot of food on one plate but I still finished it.

Burglar Alarm

For science in school I had to make a burglar alarm because I am learning about simple machines. We set it up by the front door of the new house we are living in.  It had a shoe lace from the door to the curtain rod.  The shoe lace attached to a box full of buttons.  When you opened the door the buttons all spilled out on a cookie sheet.  It worked really well some of the time.