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| Putting the chain back on Josh's bike |
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| Denis, a former child soldier, led the way |
We had a great ride!! Contrary to what these pictures portray we really did spend a lot of time riding (but also a lot of time fixing our bikes, having our bikes fixed and bandaging wounds). But the group was loads of fun, the day was wonderfully sunny and it was an all around good time. I'm already thinking that Canada Ride for Refuge (Oct. 16th) may also need a Soroti representation so I might be doing it again in the near future...
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| Friendly neighborhood bike repair shop that happened to be right on our route. |
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Bandaging wounds after a GREAT wipeout. This is going to hurt me more than its going to hurt you.... wait, never mind. |
1 comment:
I have totally enjoyed your honesty and even the sarcasm. We started reading your blog more often to keep up on what was happening with Tim but now I go in just to see your take on Soroti, the mininstry happening there, the people and the culture.
Your questions for God are real.
We lovethe team in Soroti and many people there as well after our 2 summers but we also know the frustrations and personal quirks so enjoy your take.
Keep it up.
Barb
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