Day 2

Today we went to two different orphanages to deliver food. Both of them were much more tribal than the one we visited yesturday, and most of kids did not speak English. One of the orphanages was the one that my school sponsered to feed. Overall, we did not get to spend as much time with the kids at either today because of time restraints.
It is amazing how grateful and happy these people are even though they have nothing. We could spend hours just sitting next to a kid or holding their hand and the would be satisfied where as the children in America can't even go an hour playing with their hundreds of toys without needing a screen in front of them. This trip is really making me see the way our lives function differently.
Right now, I am exausted and hungery, but it doesn't seem like I will be slepping anytime soon. Even though it is 9 o'clock Uganda time, there is a bar across the street that plays really loud, creepy music until about 3 o'clock in the morning. It kept me up last night, even after taking medicine that is suposed to help you go to sleep. Thankfully, Mikayla, one of the team members had extra earplugs!:) Wish me luck!

Hope