Last day of LAMP class

Today was our last day of LAMP (Language Acquisition Made Practical) class, hopefully we have the tools we need to continue learning Luganda.  Because it was our last day, we had some sodas and snacks together with our language coaches. There is still much of the language that we need to learn. One of the most difficult things in learning Luganda is that in Kampala and in our new church many people speak English. We will have to be diligent to speak Luganda to as many people as we can and we need to  remember to not resort to using English just because we are more easily understood that way.  Here are some pictures:

Sarah and Rhona 

Benson and Kyle 

Our class with our facilitator Kathy

 Trey's coach, Andrew, owns a boda-boda (a motorcycle) and he drove it to class today. After class when we were saying goodbye to our coaches, Benson asked Kyle if he wanted to drive it. Without hesitation Kyle said yes and took off.  He did very well considering he hadn't driven a motorcycle since he was about 15.  I still have yet to drive anything in Uganda... and I am just fine to keep it that way for a bit.

Housing Update:

We were hoping to have a place to live by now but things are still uncertain. The guesthouse we are staying at only has enough room for the four of us until Tuesday night and even then we will be sharing a room with the Allens come Monday. So on Wednesday we will probably move over to Pastor Micah's guest house and we are not sure how long that will be. We continue to pray, wait and try to see what the Lord might have for us.