Sunday, October 4, 2009

I miss the sound of your voice....

Not a day goes by when I don't miss something about Uganda...it hits me in weird ways, not always the same thing...


I miss these huts where my life was changed...

























I miss these tree where villages do community...















I miss the dirt roads of Uganda...and the bumpy bus rides, and talks and tears and laughs....


















I miss these faces!!!!!!!!!!!!! SO full of joy in the middle of desperation that most people can never imagine...


















I miss the sights along the road, as hard as they were to see sometimes....















I haven't blogged much...ok, at all....about my experiences there. They are still a raw wound (in a good way) on my heart. I want to keep these memories just mine for a while...


3 comments:

Wilcoxen said...

There is nothing wrong with keeping them "yours" for a while. Sometimes it becomes so hard to put into words so that people can understand. How can you capture the smells and the feelings of a place? The overwhelming poverty but the incredible spirit. But I know what you mean... when we were back this summer, I was longing for our home here in China.

Often there is much that I long to tell, but choose not to (for so many reasons). So while I completely understand holding those experiences close, I look forward to hearing more about it. How it has changed and continues to shape you. :-)

♥ ♥ ♥ said...

I stumbled upon your blog about 4 or 5 months ago, and read your response to the book/Bible study "The Hole in our Gospel." It sounded like something I just had to get my hands on, and in fact, did get my hands on as a Christmas gift this year. At any rate, this book has been such a wake up call and has changed me in ways I cannot express. Thank you SO much for writing about it. I hope you will write more about your missions work abroad. Here is a link to my new blog; my first entry is about this wonderful book! www.devotionsfromthecrib.blogspot.com

~Jennifer~

steffany said...

oh please update