For those of you who are just tuning into my blog or who
just might not know. I have been visiting Uganda twice a year since 2011 going
back to the same village, Toggo, each time working at a school. Now, since
moving to Uganda in November, I haven’t been able to go back to Toggo to visit
and to see my family and kids that have grown so dear to my life. My heart was
aching so bad to be with my sweet family and kids. This weekend I was finally
able to get back and my heart became whole again.
Driving
up to the village and taking that turn onto Toggo road gave me new life. I was
so excited about seeing my kids, which to my surprise my sweet Lynette who
calls me mom saw me the second we pulled up screamed and came running to say
hi. I hopped out of the car and gave her the biggest hug. My daughter being the
first person I saw when getting to Toggo was perfect and I couldn’t wait to see
the rest of my kids. Then Lynette and I than traveled up to Toggo High so that
I could see the new building and my other kids. The kids were so surprised and
happy to see me, as was I so happy to see them. Then we traveled to the Primary
school and the Nursery School so I could see teachers and the rest of my kids.
Not only was I able to see my kids but I was able to see my sweet sisters, and
brothers. It was so good just hanging out and catching up with them.
I was
in Toggo Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning. On Saturday I hung out at the
house with my sisters, and then went to the pitch to watch football and Netball
practice. Than from there I walked up to the neighboring village to see some of
the kids that lived there, than I went to the school again to hang out with
some kids for a while. Being back in Toggo was unreal because I now live in
Uganda but not in Toggo like I am used to.
Leaving
Toggo this weekend was not like it has ever been because I knew that I could
head back again soon to see my kids. Its hard living in Uganda and not being in
Toggo but knowing I can visit whenever allows it to be less difficult. Here’s
to many more weekend trips to Toggo.
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