Let's all wish the weather tomorrow, or should I say this morning since it is already one here, in Kampala is going to be chill, no sunshine but wind only! I have a lot outdoor works to do either in the community or in town. The HIV focal person has to be visited tomorrow in order to be updated about new movements in the district, the possible cooperation and to get the report of the test we did several weeks ago. The technical team has not given us the report, but I suppose it was submitted to the district.
I will also go back to Kazo Summit to talk to Allan's teachers, get to know his performance last Friday. He has to finish P1 this year and cannot be asked to redo it for another year. I just hope the kid gonna be smart enough for catching up! But, hey, what more can one expects even from his own son?
Six profiles of disadvantaged children also need to be executed by the end of tomorrow. Sometimes I just wondered how come these children did not live closer to each other, in which case they were easier to be found. I always knew afterward it was me who was mad...
One tip for living in Kazo: buy a bottle of drinking water during the day, in case you get thirsty during the night. Now is one of those embarrassing occasions when I get terribly thirsty but have nothing to drink..
Picture of the week-The moon, one day after the Mid-autumn Festival, when it is at its roundest.
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