This land is for you and me

This photo is a reflection on glass

Back home, there were countless times when I was often asked if I still know the color of the sky.  Those were the days when I leave very early for and very late from work.  Having left that state and being now in the heart of the vast and unspoiled continent of Africa,

Equator line in Kasese, Uganda

I can see very clearly and with profound admiration not only the sky but all of God's creations.
On the first day, He created Night and Day.

On the second day, the Sky and the Sea.

 See the reflection of the sky on Lake Katwe

The fragrant vanilla plant

On the third day, Land and Vegetation.

The mysterious Rwenzori or Mountains of the Moon

Full moon in Kasese; 720 kms. from Gulu

Day break aboard a Post Bus for a 350 kms. trip

On the fourth day, the Stars, Sun and Moon.







On the fifth day, Sea creatures, Fish and Birds.

Partridge and weaver bird waiting for feeding time

On the sixth day, Animals and Mankind.

Deers foraging at the Queen Elizabeth National Park

Orange  colobus monkey at Lake Nkuruba

Around this time last year, our family had hamburgers at a diner, to jointly celebrate the birthdays of Charlie and Mia. 

The descendants of Adam and Eve

For now, I will happily celebrate their birthdays in solitude.  I offer them a toast of my new found drink - Amarula.

Marula fruit cream taken before bedtime
causes elephant-sized dreams

Amarula is a cream liqueur manufactured in South Africa.  It comes from the fruit of the African marula tree.  Elephants enjoy eating the fruit and having too much of it makes them tipsy - some people say.

Happy birthday