Sunday - the chicken

We got up to breakfast of fresh pineapple and headed to town for some thing substantial. After a hearty breakfast we drove to Sue's sister's house as some of the goods from the wedding were donated to Maama Watali so we filled up the car and headed out with a live chicken in the back and off to Sue's fathers house. He had the nicest gardens yet on his bit of land in the suburbs. I saw a school so headed with Sue's Luweero Moses to get some pictures. Not too often a school has a goat chickens and calf tied out front. This is the first time I have had my live supper driving with me (I wonder if her knew as he decided to jump into the front seat when we stopped and pooped on Sue's and Chris' purses). On the way back we stopped at a school for sale just outside of Luweero, 4.5 hectares with dorms for 300 a banana plantation, farming area and a soccer pitch. It needed a new sanitary system and running water. Asking price $300,000.00 US. (any sponsors out there?) We arrived at Maama Watali and had a meal of beans, potatoes and cabbage the an early night.