With lunch brought some visitors, that over the next few days proved to be a nuisance:
This spider monkey is waiting for the food on our tables to be left unattended long enough for him/her to jump down and grab it:
This one is eating pineapple that someone threw to it:
Alisha brought her dog, Cherokee. Cherokee, who was the only one of Alisha's dogs that came with her to Uganda is more like her child than a dog. Alisha bought a life-jacket for Cherokee so that she could go swimming with all of us after lunch.
Alisha brought her dog, Cherokee. Cherokee, who was the only one of Alisha's dogs that came with her to Uganda is more like her child than a dog. Alisha bought a life-jacket for Cherokee so that she could go swimming with all of us after lunch.
Because it was Cherokee's first time to swim she didn't like it -- she was too scared:
Matt and Keith brought nerf balls that we could squeeze and they would fill with water, and then we could throw them at each other -- so it was girls against guys:
Bro. Bryan had hit me in the face with one of the balls and is about to do it again:
Tonight around the campfire, Bro. Bryan gave us a devotion on how we can either influence other people for God and bring them to Him or how they can influence us and bring us away from Him.
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