naguru teen center staff. i'm the tall white person in the back.  

the sister was really trying to do a good job. some of me and andrew kambugu--uganda's first infectious disease fellow and my preceptor in uganda.  

the open air wards of mulago hospital. most days the trash burning outside in the slums isn't too much of a problem.  

view from the sister's desk toward the women's ward at mulago hospital 

door to the operating room, mulago hospital.  

for all your echocardiographic and ob-gyn needs, simply go round the corner by the "meal-in" and down the alley. please?

i also feel like chicken tonight. the delicious cuisine of the wandegeya neighborhood.  

in god we trust indeed.  

the farewell luncheon at naguru, edith and staff. taken right before i swallowed the piece of goat meat that nearly bought me an admission to mulago hospital.  

"there's something funny about this radio jeremy." the replacement of the broken "pansonic" transistor.  

departing kampala. soccer field, slums and the mulago hospital complex (blue roofs).  

on the road from kampala to entebbe. unfortunately, zebra crossing means the white and black stripes on the road where pedestrians cross and not, as i had exclaimed on day one, that "there are f$#king zebras in the city! i love this country!"  

the elusive spoonbill. no kidding.  

a view of lake victoria from the wildlife sanctuary in entebbe...last day in uganda.