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And because the other post was pretty much photo-less, here are some of my everyday life in Kigali and our trip to Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

 
Baguette in Kigali 

 
Mamba Smoothie in Kigali 
 
Very quiet border. We had to sanitize our shoes, got the temperature taken and had about 5 different people look at our passports. In the back were sheep and goats grazing.

Mom making friends in Ruhinja


 
Diverse monkeys to be seen from the car



 
Stunning landscape at every road turn. On the right of the photo are women washing their clothing.

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