ParadoxUganda

This comes from a collection of letters written by Francois de Salignac de la Mothe Fenelon, Archbishop of Cambrai, in France, during the 17...

(That's the motto, from the last line of the school song . . reminiscent of Uganda's except for the Yale part) Yale is an amaz...

Two boys, launched. It's been quite a week. After leaving Luke at International Student Orientation, we drove back to Virginia Tuesday, ...

I'm trying. Sort of. I'm actually not 100% sure what that means, but I take it to represent the kind of mom who forges a path ...

Highways, galore.  Multiple ways to go from one city to another, concentric rings of bypass options, always options.  A bewildering transiti...

I love reading through Judges and the Books of Samuel.  There were the Israelites, moving into  a land they had heard about throughout their...

Wrestling with grace right now.  Which only shows how little I grasp the truth.   Hither by thy grace we've come . . . a hymn phrase whi...

. . .about Maine, well, it would be hard to choose just one. Lobsters, for sure, have to be near the top of the list. When w...

This post comes from New Haven, CT. Though Luke chose Yale sight-unseen (for any of us), we have now spent an afternoon walking the c...

News from Heidi: Uganda has been conditionally approved by GAVI to begin administering the pneumococcal vaccine. For the paradoxuganda fai...