Day five and Six!

On day five I went back to my gazebo and interacted with the kids. It was even more fun than the first time. I met a little boy named Akiki, which means friend in Ugandan what a coincidence! Anyway, we had a lot of fun running around and playing tag in the garden. Also I taught him a short song I had learned on the guitar.

By the end of that day I was so exhausted that I practically crawled to the van that would then take me back to my hotel.

For day six (since it was my last day) I decided that I would like to say goodbye to every one who had helped me or spent time with me. That took about a half an hour since SO many people had helped me. Then I went out to the gazebo to maybe make some new friends, and say BIE to my old ones! For the most part of my day I just sat and talked with people. Weather it was planning my next visit or just talking, EVERYONE acted as if I was there long time friend who was moving away! I felt like I had known them for way more than a week. Before I knew it a driver hollered for me and told me I had to grab my stuff because it was time to go back to the hotel and pack up. I packed for an hour and sat in the lobby for two hours just doodling and so on. Then I went to bed ready to wake up EARLY in the morning and get on the BIG UGLY AIRPLANE!!!!cc

On day five I went back to my gazebo and interacted with the kids. It was even more fun than the first time. I met a little boy named Akiki, which means friend in Ugandan what a coincidence! Anyway, we had a lot of fun running around and playing tag in the garden. Also I taught him a short song I had learned on the guitar.

By the end of that day I was so exhausted that I practically crawled to the van that would then take me back to my hotel.

For day six (since it was my last day) I decided that I would like to say goodbye to every one who had helped me or spent time with me. That took about a half an hour since SO many people had helped me. Then I went out to the gazebo to maybe make some new friends, and say BIE to my old ones! For the most part of my day I just sat and talked with people. Weather it was planning my next visit or just talking, EVERYONE acted as if I was there long time friend who was moving away! I felt like I had known them for way more than a week. Before I knew it a driver hollered for me and told me I had to grab my stuff because it was time to go back to the hotel and pack up. I packed for an hour and sat in the lobby for two hours just doodling and so on. Then I went to bed ready to wake up EARLY in the morning and get on the BIG UGLY AIRPLANE!!!!