Okay, I finally found a decent internet place!

Intersting thing JUST happened

I'm on a matatu (taxi) and people slowly get off one by one. eventually i'm one of two that is on and the conductor guy (not the driver but his money collecter person) looks at me a couple times. I pay him and he says hello. Then he asks if i'm Japanese. I say that i'm Korean. He then says "I like koreans." with a huge smile on his face. I'm flattered slash creeped out. He then says something to me but i can't understand him for the life of me. I say "what" a coupel times, still gibberish. Then i say "I CAN"T HEAR WHAT YOU'RE SAYING" and he finally says "Can I have your phone number" and i say no but can't help laugh to cover up for me being sort of scared that i'm in a taxi with strangers all men that are at this point laughing at me. I'm at my stop and he says "you refuse to give me your number" while sort of blocking my way. I say sorry and leave. I never feel safe here but not in a really bad way. Maybe i'm just scardy cat. Oh Uganda... By the way, this man's teeth were rotting so evertime he smiled at me i was just that much more unatracted/freaked out.

I stayed at a hotel last night with my two friends because we needed to get away from our "families" It was nice. We ate chinese last night which was legit but a little on the pricy side. Met some girl from texas who was here with her 1 year old son because the father lives here? Or he has family here so they are thinking about marriage? She was funny. She hates this place. Says people are straight up rude (which in American standards they are but here its just culture, much like korea where people just budge in front of you and simply don't give a bleep) She can't stand the food. She doesn't like the crazy traffic. I feel for her but yeh, I guess Uganda can only be enjoyed with an open mind and willingness to just deal with certain things.

I think i'll be doing pics only of facebook because it seems to work better there.

you guys are so awesome for facebooking/emailing/commenting!! Thanks so much, especially for the prayers! I went to KPC on Sat night for service. It was good. It's whenever I go to church that I feel the most homesick. I miss Jubilee and KCPC very much. Although I know it shouldn't matter where I am when it comes to worshiping, but I realize now what a joy it is to worship with a church that you already have built relationships with. I do have a coupel sisters who are also believers that I can share my thoughts/struggles with which is really great, plus my homestay family is christian. I have much to be thankful for being here =)