We made it to Gulu! And they have internet!  Today was filled with the 6 hour car ride from the capital of Kampala, up here to the north Uganda. We left Jacques house at 8:30 this morning after a good nights sleep, and met up with Dick and Hal, two Baptist missionaries from Sacramento. Dick has been a missionary here in Uganda for the last 30 years, so we got quite the education on the drive.

For lunch we had chicken and rice and for snacks we got to have the best mango on God's green earth. Now, even now, I'm chewing on the most amazing pinneapple ever to cross my lips. It's a good thing I'm off the diet. On the drive, we crossed the Nile, and Jeff got to drool at the class 5 rapids below, then passed a family of baboons (pictures to come soon). The closer we Got to Gulu, the more people we saw living in IDP camps. There are hundreds of huts all packed really tightly together, then miles of nothing in between the camps. Our friend James is going to take us into one of the camps tomorrow where IC makes the braclets.

When we got to Gulu we were immediately met by our new friend Katie, of Invisible Children, and were shown our new home for the next couple of days. We got a little tour of the city and the market and are looking forward to a full day tomorrow. Thanks for all your prayers for safety, we are all safe and sound, and in good health. Please pray for us tomorrow as we see first hand what life is like in the displacement camps.