This year Thanksgiving fell on Saturday, December 8th. It was Brooke’s last night in the village before returning to the States for two months. It seemed fitting.
We gathered the troops, loaded up the Prado eight or so deep and ventured into town on a mission to find a saycoco (turkey). Like anything else here, it was an adventure that lead us all around town.
Dinner didn’t differ much from other family dinners. Food went fast and we each went around in a circle expressing gratitude and saying what we are thankful for. For many this was their first time eating turkey.
Gratitude is an art of painting an adversity into a lovely picture.
~Kak Sri
With Love & Gratitude,
Steph
Mama Muganda & Brooke
Nothing goes to waste
Arafat
Muganda shopping
The Mamas serious about finding saycoco
Princess Mama Ali
Jinja Town
Crowd for circumcision
Crowd for circumcision
En route to get saycoco…we were directed where to find it from the market
Piling sugarcane
Piling sugarcane, they only make a 8 cent profit per cane
local kids so happy to be snapped
Our saycoco!!! What a beauty…
Mini Muganda playing tug-of-war
Tata Muganda taking over
Love this photo the boys (sorry to offend any vegetarians)
Steph, such a beautiful way to express the joy and happiness on our December Thanksgiving in photography. Thanks for sharing. I miss you ENO so Much ENO!
Truly inspirational photos! Capturing a lifetime of experiences, framing captivating memories. Thanks for sharing!
Steph, such a beautiful way to express the joy and happiness on our December Thanksgiving in photography. Thanks for sharing. I miss you ENO so Much ENO!
Above from Brooke 🙂