On the way to Gulu, we had to make a brief detour to conduct Charles, another volunteer, to Lira, his place of assignment. This picture was taken in front of the house that Charles will share with Deb, a senior volunteer. We are happy that we completed unloading the household stuff in a very quick and orderly fashion that would be the envy of reputable and experienced forwarders in our part of the world.
Lira is a beautiful town.
After an hour and a half, I saw this landmark - "Welcome to Gulu" - and finally, we found the access road to my "house".
My heart leaped with joy when I noticed the telecoms towers. By golly, cellphones won't be a problem here...... and so internet access could not be far behind.
I won't feel isolated. I can SMS, talk on the phone, email, use skype, return to facebook, search the internet. And blog.
Isn't this a great time and place to choose a life-changing path?
My heart leaped with joy when I noticed the telecoms towers. By golly, cellphones won't be a problem here...... and so internet access could not be far behind.
The pictures do remind me of an earlier version of Tanauan. But I think Gule is more modern and much bigger in territory.
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ReplyDeleteya looks like leyte!
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