Sunday 26 May 2013

Uganda 2013: Post Your Comments Here

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36 comments:

Doug G. said...

looks like a good start for the team. there seem little doubt about the need of the children. Most excitement about school supplies, really?...doug gayman

Janice Gillespie said...

Hello Team Uganda! Glad to see you have had such a good start to distributing 6000 bedkits. Enjoy all those smiles and happy children and parents. Travel safely. Looking forward to more up dates and photos.

Anonymous said...

Greetings Uganda Team 2013

Happy to know you are enjoying the Uganda experience. I have such fond memories of my own. Greetings to all the Inner Wheel members...such an amazing group of women

Blessings to all
Laura Harper

Anonymous said...

Best wishes to you all in beautiful Uganda! Those kids are just soooo perfect, and their Mammas too....and the ladies of that inner wheel have no equal. They are amazing...and fun...and funny.
Please give them my best regards. I would love to be there.

mary-jo lang

Anonymous said...

Thank you so much for posting the bus photo! So great to see the women of the Inner Wheel. Pass on hugs to all of them for me. This next couple of weeks will be amazing for you Team Uganda!
Love and Magic,
Suzanne (Uganda 2011)

Anonymous said...

Oh I remember the many hours on that bus... but the travel time is a distant memory when you see the faces of the kids getting the kits. Joan hope you are enjoying your adventure and I look forward to the updates on along the way...
take care
Jenny (Uganda 2010)

Anonymous said...

Glad you arrived safely and find your blog very interesting! Thanks! Enjoy your time in Uganda! I look forward to reading how you are getting along and love the pictures. Cheers, Jane Arthrell

Anonymous said...

Is that you I saw on the bus Jan?
The work the team is doing is truly inspiring.
I love the fact that the kids are so excited about the school supplies.
I'm enjoying the photos from so many miles away!!
Cathy H.

wilma molinaro said...

Looks like a great start to a wonderful quest! Hope the team continues to experience heartfelt experiences. The photos are inspiring and terrific to see. Thanks for sharing for all the folks back home!! Take care all of you....and hi to Jan!

Anonymous said...

Oh, so many memories!! It's wonderful to see some familiar faces of the Inner Wheel Ladies. A big hug to all of them... they are an inspiration. Enjoy every moment, these are days you will never forget.
Marilyn Uganda 2011

Debbie Dryden said...

Hi Team Uganda,
I love reading your blog, thanks so much for sharing with us! All those excited children- what a joy. I hope you continue to enjoy your work with the children and the Inner Wheel!
Best,
Debbie

Anonymous said...

Hi Teams,
Thanks for the photos and comments.....brings back such great memories.
The bus looks the same. I'm sure that the singing is as inspiring as last year.
My best to all.
Enjoy
Dave

Penny Ahola said...

Love seeing the smiles not only on the volunteers but the children as well !! Thinking of you's Sheila and Patrick...and all the joy you's have brought to these children !

ROAN said...

Hello Team Uganda,

Thanks for all the great work you are doing. You are touching lives beyond your comprehension. Stay safe and enjoy the experience.

Joan and Richard

carol rolph said...

To Team Uganda and the Inner Wheel, 2013----My love and best wishes to all----so many special memories of our time there---beautiful people, children and country! Smiles everywhere and lives are enhanced with every bedkit! I envy your time there. Be safe-God Bless.

Carol (Uganda 2011)

Anonymous said...

Great pictures and blog.
Stay safe, enjoy the experience and may you never forget all those happy smiles.
Pat Corlett

Anonymous said...

Team Uganda,

Be sure you check Leslie's suitcase before you leave as she has a tendency to want to pack some of those young beautiful children in her luggage. And who could blame her with those adorable smiles. Thanks for all you are doing to out those smiles on their faces.

Theresa Carravetta

Janice Gillespie said...

Why am I NOT surprised to see a photo of Leslie holding a baby!! NO, Leslie, it is NOT OK to just smuggle one home with you! Come and visit Evan in Whitby instead...
Continue the great adventure in Uganda! Enjoy!

Anonymous said...

great blog today Joan and pat - felt like I was there again...Jenny

Linda Webb said...

Hello SCAW Team and Inner Wheel,

Great blogs and photos! Only thing better would be to be there with you.
Best to all.
Linda W.

Anonymous said...

Hi Beth and team. It is so great to see your pics...are you behind a camera Beth? Keep up the good work. We are cheering you on!! Suzanne and Anne Andrew

Anonymous said...

Hi Team Uganda:
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREAT pictures!
Sure would love to join in singing with the Inner Circle ladies.
Do they have kazoos?
Have a super time and THANKS for "KEEPING MURRAY'S DREAM ALIVE!" in Uganda.
Susan and Duncan.

Cathy Bury said...

Hello Team Uganda,
What beautiful country side and happy faces. Glad to hear the weather is cooperating on most days. Beth, Jan and everyone take care, keep safe and enjoy every moment.
Cathy Bury

Doug G. said...

What a moving post about the parents. We often talk in North America about our children returning home but in Uganda their lives are so different when their grandchildren come because parents are dead or dying. from here we see the smiling happy faces and feel good about our donations, your view sees much more.
Still you make a difference and so can we with our donations.

Brian Newstead said...

Hello Team Uganda - With a special hello to Team Leader Leslie,
I'm really enjoying reading the excellent reports from each distribution point, and looking at the great pictures that accompany the reports. Glad to see Leslie made it into both pictures on the May 30th report.
Keep up the great work as you enter the last half of the Ugandan distribution trip.
Brian

wilma molinaro said...

Thank goodness there are people like this team to help these families. As always, we are proud to be caring Canadians!

Kelly said...

Hello Team....(Patrick and Grandma Toner)!!
Congratulations to you and the whole team for all you are doing. Great to hear the stories of your distribution and to see all the smiling face.
See you back in the Middle East soon....
Kelly Lord

Annette Arnold said...

Greetings Team Uganda and beautiful Ladies of the Inner Wheel!
I cannot begin to tell you how much I am enjoying all your wonderful postings, pictures and adventures...all giving truth to Winston Churchill's observation that Uganda is indeed the 'Pearl of Africa'...and...each of you and those beautiful children are indeed the precious jewels! I have so many treasured memories of my time spent there!
Please give special hugs to those beautiful ladies for me!
Enjoy...Be safe!
Annette Arnold
Uganda 2009

Doug G. said...

great follow up on the cheers for school books. It pulls at my heart to read about the children and families their realities and needs from thousands of kilomters away, I can not imagine the empathy that you must have with those families as you distribute more than 6000 bed kits. Great work and thank-you.

Wilma Molinaro said...

Thanks for the latest photos and update. It is good to be able to read about the history of the area. Beautiful countryside photos....

Anonymous said...

You are all doing such wonderful compassionate work! Thank you for all of the work you are doing and continue to do, I can sense the heart and passion put into this trip! The impact it has on the families who are on the receiving end of your hard work must be astronomical, and for that you can't be thanked enough!

Hope you all continue to have safe travels!

Boni Shortt

Anonymous said...

Hi Sheila and Patrick and all the Canadians WOW x 100 ,just like the roads in Tyendinaga , . Thanks for doing this for all of us, we have a lot of people watching from here ,keep up the good work . Love and prayers for all Magaret and Larry

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the descriptions and photos of the Uganda countryside which show so vividly the conditions you encounter on the distributions. Memories of bumpy roads will fade but those of happy children singing and dancing will stay with you always. Thanks for sharing.

Sally Jo = Uganda team 2006

Annette Arnold - Uganda team 2009 said...

Hello again!
I just have to Thank you all once again...your blogs are outstanding and your pictures too! What a marvellous job you are all doing in every way! How blessed those children are to have you wonderful caring people there delivering the bedkits! You and your giving spirits are indeed keeping Murray's Dream Alive!

God bless you all! Be safe!

Anonymous said...

Great blogs and photos Team Canada! I miss you all so much. Hope the final 4 distributions went well. Love to all. Have a safe trip back .
Beth Poad , Uganda Team 2013

Mike Foster (Bangladesh) said...

Team Uganda: You're doing a wonderful job reaching out to those children in need. Your photos and blogs are a great inspiration. Safe travels in your final days and on your way home. Mike Foster Team Bangladesh