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judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda travelling back to Iganga from Jinja on my own in a taxi. It is a rather bumpy claustrophobic journey. I’m pretty sure mum and Laura wouldn’t cope judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda so well with it! I get pretty stressed judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda out by most taxi journeys here. Today is no different, I am sharing the joy of this journey with a lovely lady and her judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda baby son to my right, and then two men to my left. We are sharing three seats between the 4 and a half of us. judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda I also have my weekend bag and handbag squished on my lap I can only judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda just see to write this. We are in the back row, the judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda row in front has 4 women and 2 chickens also sharing 3 seats. Chickens really hate public transport unsurprising really I’m totally with them on that point the whole experience is hot, sweaty and smelly…although I’d hope the chickens are the ones that add to the smell rather than me. judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda The chickens are being carried in plastic bags, I can only imagine this is to judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda catch judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda l.

I guess that’s better than letting them roam freely to poo where they like. The row in front of this has 2women, 1 man, 4 young kids and 2 babies. judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda All sharing 3 seats in what looks to be a very uncomfortable position judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda . I’m glad I moved to the back when I got on as they pile people in the closer to the front you get. The next row has a man with judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda a goat, three women and the fare collecter facing forwards and then 2 men facing the back sat on their laps basically judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda . Then the front row has the driver and 2 men and a lot of potatoes judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda .

Mum was in a state as there was judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda nothing she could do to help me and hearing how ill I was she just wanted me to come home. However on Saturday things took a turn for the better,

Bob Anderson, the missionary (SAM) was asked to lead them in a service in their native language under a straw hut, which was their church!! We were able to fly an ill man back to judith heard and her lovely husband dr alex heard uganda Pulcappa to the hospital (weight had been reserved in advance by the missionaries, who weighed each of us judith heard and her lovely husband dr alex heard uganda and the items we were bringing to the Amazon).

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