The kids love to perform. This is on a Sat when we have all 200 kids, these are the little ones...don't be deceived by there size...these kids can seriously dance!

This little one was dancing over in the corner all by himself having the best time...right when I took the picture his "costume" (banana fiber skirt) broke. We fixed it and he continued to shake it. :)
These two boys are really exelling in our art department, they really have an eye for art. Shelly had these two art kits donated by someone back home. This picture was taken when we presented the boys with a "suprise"...they were absolutely speechless, they didn't know what to do with them, at first they thought that they were just theirs to use at the activity center...little did they know that these were for them to do what they wanted with. They are theirs to keep. It was a dream come true for them.
Just a handfull of smiles I have the priveledge of woking with on Sat. Not all of them speak english...so I am doing my best at communicating in Lugandan.
African sunrise!!! Every morning around 6:30 out my window! Perfect way to get my morning started! With my cup of African tea of course.
This was a great day...I taught the kids how to make noise by putting a blade of grass between your thumbs...not many of them caught on right away...this little girl didn't get taught, she was just watching what the other kids were doing and basically she had a huge blade of grass in her palms and she was blowing into her hands expecting a noise...it was priceless and she thought is was halarious.
More precious dancing!
Entering Uganda for the first time!
Africa definately has its own style of everything!
She is one of our best dancers.