My Engagement Ring

On my left hand, on my middle finger, I wear a ring. It’s a reminder to me of my commitment to remain celibate until I marry the women of my dreams (wife still pending). In the UK, and the U.S., we tend to wear wedding rings on our left hand when we get married, or…… Continue reading My Engagement Ring

Location: Bajjo, ku majani

Bajjo is in the Seeta region of Kampala, near to Mukono and about an hour in no traffic from Kampala town centre (or two or three if the traffic is bad). Although now considered part of Kampala as the city centre has expanded, it wasn’t originally. To get to the town centre, from Mummy’s house…… Continue reading Location: Bajjo, ku majani

Location: Mummy’s House

Mummy’s house is where I’m living  for the first month of my trip. It’s very nice, and I live their with a number of other people (Arthur being one of them). The house has four or five bedrooms, most of which have a few beds in. My room has three beds in, though I’m blessed…… Continue reading Location: Mummy’s House

Profile: Mummy Richmond aka Mummy Andy aka Antonia

Mummy Richmond has six children, who are all over the place. Richmond is one of them, who of course leaders New Life Baptist, directs the Pastors Discipleship Network (PDN), and is a spokes person for Compassion. One of her other sons, Richard, is currently in the UK working as an Associate Pastor for a church…… Continue reading Profile: Mummy Richmond aka Mummy Andy aka Antonia

Even in Uganda I…

It seems that even travelling 6000 miles to a different content to, they still think long hair means I am a women! When I arrived at Entebbe Airport it took an hour to queue for a visa, and, after looking at me, and then to my passport photo, and then back to me, the only…… Continue reading Even in Uganda I…