You Are Most Welcome!

Living in Uganda, this is the saying we use when inviting people into our homes.  So, as I welcome you into our home and life through this blog, I say, "You are most welcome!"   I am a newbie at blogging, so I have a lot to learn. I ask your patience with me as I tweak this as to what I have worked out in my head.  My goal is to make a little part of my life easier by being able to post updates quickly and as things happen.  I hope you enjoy it!

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