today i rode in a minibus jammed full of 20 young muslim scholars for about an hour. while being a "mzungu" squished with them seemed to be enough reason to make them laugh, my answers to their questions gave them enough reason to squeal (which is actually a typical surprised ugandan response...)
"did you leave your wife/wives at home?" i don't have a wife. "ahh!" (followed by much laughter). "how many kids do you have?" None. "ahh! you're mad!" (much laughter). "you believe jesus is god?" yes. "ahh!" (laughter).
they were disappointed i didn't convert at the end of the trip, but we all had a good time. a baptist minister boarded the vehicle as they left and assured me i believe in the correct god and have lots of time to find a wife.
ps. matt and i have parted ways for a few days as he checks out his old YWAM haunts and i check out white water rafting. it was a tearful goodbye, but we'll see each other soon.
Sunday, July 1, 2007
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haha oh your post made me laugh out loud. that's a funny little story. i think i'd have to side with the baptist minister ;)
so you think you have lots of time, huh? ahhhhhh!! (squeal)
Lars, what've you been up to all on your own? Hope you guys are still have good times.
how was your w.w. rafting trip? sounds like your learning lots about clashing cultures and the interesting conversations that can arise out of this, i also laughed out loud... great story! continue on, living on.
Hey bud..
Glad everythings going well on your side..
Everythings great on mine..
spk soon
Greg
I guess you didn't have any STPWG pamphlets to give them, that's to bad.
Pastor Paul
Hi Lars and Matt!
How are you doing? We have a interesting time here in Canada. We met Sabrina Wiens at Port Dalhousie and Matts Dad too. How are Doug, Deanna and Co? Have a good time, bye, Uli
kay, guess I am addicted b/c it's now been over 2 weeks since we heard from you guys. you can't just hook us and leave us...
:)
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