Good Morning! It's Friday for us which means just one more day to work and 3 days till we leave Mbale (we will reach MN on the 5th of April)...I want to 1st thank all of you that have posted comments and to all the rest thanks for checking in on our blog. Please be advised that I will continue the blog for a few weeks after we return to the USA to post musings and additional pics.
Well, just one more window to put in, the painting has started and the face brick is almost done. It will take a few more months after we leave to do the finishing touches and landscaping, but I am happy with what we accomplished and so are the missionaries that we came to serve. I should get the cable for the camera that I am using today so I can download some pics tomorrow.
Blessings,
Tom
posted by Uganda trip 07 at
8:28 PM
4 Comments:
Tom, That picture looks very much like the place we used to go up and top-rope to climb. Is it? That blue sky and the rock sticking above the trees brings back a lot of pleasant memories. It's been fun to see and hear about your adventures. Thanks for the effort of doing this blog.
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Wepukhulu, at March 30, 2007
Tom I have enjoyed your work and reports. I hope I can follow up and finish the job so that the facilities will be a long term benefit to the work in the Mbale area.I'm glad to know how your talent and dedication have been a great help. God bless you in your future endeavors. Ken Vaughn, ken-nova@juno.com
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ken vaughn, at March 30, 2007
I AM SO EXCITED.....YOU ARE COMING HOME SOON!!!!
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mari, at March 30, 2007
Wow! Our God is an awesome God! First, its been several weeks since I checked your blog and what great work! God can use all kinds of people to accomplish his Glory. Just think your family played an important role in Ghana and mostly for the local people in that area. Second, when I saw the picture of the valley it gave me warm and fuzzy memories of the beautiful scenery of Kenya. Oh, man I almost wanna go back now! May your travels back to USA be safe. We missed you and the family. Maybe see you on Easter morning! In Him,
Louise Hubert and family
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