[Chris] Nine weeks in Uganda and it’s already over (pics from Gulu). That doesn’t mean the whole thing went fast – Emily will tell you with confidence that it did, in fact, not go quickly at all (I seriously must have the most amazing and supportive wife in the world). For me, the first week went the slowest. After I enjoyed a couple pleasant days learning my way around Gulu, catching butterflies, and meeting people - I got sick, so the week lasted forever. Seriously, I hate feeling nauseous; if Emily told me she never wanted to have a baby because she might be nauseous for a few weeks, I would be okay with that - seems legit to me. Fortunately, I didn’t die or tear my esophagus. Also fortunate was that Emily was able to get me some meds for nausea and send them with Liz. In hindsight, I’m also glad I didn’t yet know there were mice living in the couch I laid on during the days that week.
