Earlier in the day 😏

Beloved Child/Children, Your wonderful mother shared joyous news with me late this evening at Hotel Eliana Ntinda. As we sat in the car, having just parked and heading into our Bible class session, she couldn't contain the excitement any longer. The tests were conducted yesterday, and she eagerly conveyed your imminent arrival to me. In a heartfelt gesture, she presented the news on a piece of paper, inscribed with the words, "Hi Love, Arrow 3 is loading in our quiver, Surprise!!!" And that is how I learned about you for the first time. My initial reaction was a mixture of astonishment and gratitude: "Oh my God. What! Glory be to God." We recognize the immense blessing bestowed upon us as your parents, privileged to embark on this journey with you and to savor every moment of your life. We are humbled by the opportunity entrusted to us. Therefore, we give glory to God, who has pleased and allowed us to be active participants in your remarkable journey. Our praye...

The question of the relevance of delving into European history, particularly concerning today's challenges, sparks contemplation. A lingering doubt arises—does the examination of the past, especially that of developed countries, truly contribute meaningfully to our comprehension and problem-solving in the context of 2023? In my personal perspective, the study of history functions as a crucible, refining our ability to engage in discussions, articulate explanations, and interpret a diverse array of subjects. This acquired skillset transcends the immediate relevance of historical events, offering a versatile foundation for understanding and navigating the complexities of various topics. Consider the contemporary frustrations with leadership and infrastructure, exemplified by issues like inadequate roads we experience here in Uganda. These challenges are not novel; they resonate with the struggles that European states faced a century ago. Could their historical solutions potentially i...