This about sums it up
This is pretty much the point we haver reached here in Darfur...the next few weeks don't look too good for anyone. 
posted by Scott at 2:27 AM
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
This is pretty much the point we haver reached here in Darfur...the next few weeks don't look too good for anyone.
About Me
- Name: Scott
- Location: Gulu, Northern Uganda, Uganda
Blogs, much like journals of old, display the timeless human desire of immortalization. It is this odd universal belief that all of us have something profound enough to say that it must be recorded for all human history. I suppose this blog is my attempt to be remembered and hopefully to share some truths that I have picked up along the way...or maybe I'm just bored and a bit to opinionated and this is just a call for attention...
Previous Posts
- the un-heroic
- aahhh hell....
- The good, the bad, and the ugly...
- Sand Print
- The hardening of the heart is often like the callu...
- Painful Paths
- Wadis, roads, checkpoints, and parties...
- A comedy of errors
- Rambling thoughts, journeys unfold...
- Journey of Arrival
5 Comments:
Praying for you and all those you have come to love there...
Sarah
i'de say that when someone is about to turn on a fan and blow someone elses manure all over, you're in a very good place/situation.
but hey, we all read the comics differently.
Maybe things will become better, or at least will stay the same. In any case you're lucky because in some moment or way you can choose to go back home, but all the people, children there don't have these opportunity.....
It depends of all us to make the world a better one, for us and for our children. You're allready doing something, so go on, and maybe people will learn something.
Good luck!
I really liked your blog on not being a hero. Yes, that man who works with you is the real hero. And there are days when I wish I could leave the suburbs and do something more meaningful with my life....but then I think about all of my students who live in the suburbs who need a teacher that loves Jesus and loves them. And that in no way makes me a hero, just someone doing the job God has given her. Trek on. I love you, and talk often of my third son.
J's mom and yours.
thinking about you
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