Before I go into my post topic, I wanted to answer a new question I received last night. Sara Levenstein wanted to know my thoughts about Uganda's gazelle situation. I honestly knew nothing about the gazelle situation in Uganda, so I told Sara that I would look into it and get back to her. After some research, I feel comfortable saying "some seem to reside in Northern Uganda, but I don't know if it's an actual situation" I feel like there is some sort of Jersey Shore joke here, but for the sanctity of gazelles, I will refrain.
So, you can't just buy a plane ticket to Uganda and start your travels. There a few things to do beforehand in order to go:
Immunizations:
I had to get seven! Most were boosters from childhood, some were brand new, six of them went in my arm and one went up my nose. In the days following, I had a fever, aches, swollen glands, and broke into hives for two days. All during the last week and a half of the semester. My timing, like always, is impeccable. Malaria pills start next week, and will be taken every single day until the end of August.
VISA:
This one caused most anxiety. Having my passport out of my possession for almost two weeks so close to my depart was a bit nerve-wracking. But luckily it got here yesterday. Add on some international health insurance and everything is set paperwork wise.
10 more days to go!
You know if she hadn't homewrecked Tom Brady and Bridget Moynihan there would be no issues ... oh, gazelle not Gisele, sorry.
ReplyDeleteI just can't wait to see Roli-mania hit Uganda like an earthquake! Roli-shrines popping up all along the country-side, rural roads, caves & open plains. All night vigils & the eternal Roli-flame. The Roli-religion! And, the ultimate in television drama & must see TV!!! Will the contestants feed themselves to the lions? Find out next week on Survivor Roli-Uganda!
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