time waits for no one

Well folks, just got back from a very, very scenic journey. We visited Murchison National Park and Game reserve, where we had the opportunity to visit an absolutely gorgeous waterfall, as well as huge area where various wild animals reside (with the pictures to prove it!) I've finally visited both tributaries of the mighty Nile River and have been overwhelmed by another aspect of God's creative powers. Looks like we're heading for the States tomorrow, so certainly my heart is heavy with the realization of having to depart the African continent once again. I was once again beginning to feel so very much at home here, despite the outward differences that may be present. The time was indeed too brief, but hopefully some of the people of Uganda realize that the love of Christ indeed knows no geographic boundaries. I guess if you're gonna have something to be sad about, it should be something of a worthwhile nature. You realize that there was so much more you wanted to do (to help)but you try and do what you can. Perhaps this discontentment will lead to a return to this land of so much promise and so much suffering. Peace and Love, Peter