by James Harrington | Jun 27, 2010 | Tanks | Locations
Kkalwe school is a lively place! Our approach is on another nameless stretch of red dirt ribbon, textured with deep ruts – reminding us that rain can change the landscape around us. Our driver and friend, Eriab Kawuba, navigates the terrain as best he can but...
by James Harrington | Jun 27, 2010 | Thoughts | Reflections
Today there is good reason to celebrate. Since the inception of the Ugandan Water Project, we have had only the three officers required by non-profit law serving on the Board of Directors. Today we took a big step forward and welcomed six new members to the Board of...
by James Harrington | Jun 25, 2010 | Tanks | Locations
When the van pulled up to Embryo Foundation School it was mid-morning and the sun was almost finished sweeping away the cool air that lingers over the Ugandan landscape. Looking up the hill we saw the two rough brick buildings that comprised the school. Waiting for...
by James Harrington | Jun 17, 2010 | Thoughts | Reflections
Next time you’re listening to music, whether through your stereo, your ipod, or at a concert; take time to notice that there is a sweet spot. Sweet Spot: that “perfect” place to listen to the music where you hear everything just right. It’s a...
by James Harrington | Jun 10, 2010 | Thoughts | Reflections
“Do not withhold good from whose to whom it is due, when it is in the power of your hand to do so.” -Proverbs 3:27 At one time in my past, I thought myself to be quite the budding young Philosopher-King. During those narcissistic college years I remember...
