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Category Archives: Ugandan Nature
It’s Another Manic Monday!
8 August 2022 I think I am showing my age with the title of this blog post. Who remembers that song? (produced by the band called the Bangles back in the 80’s) However, the title is fitting for today’s post. … Continue reading
Posted in Diseases/Health, Kampala, My Safari (My Journey/Adventure), Ugandan Nature
Tagged Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Econestim Tours and Travel Uganda, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Practice, international pharmacy, Kampala, Makerere University Department of Pharmacy, pharmaceutical care, Uganda, Ugandan Pharmacists
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Sunday Afternoon with Friends
7 Aug 2022 I spent a lovely afternoon with an old friend, Vicky Nyombi, and her family at her house in one of the villages outside the heart of Kampala. I’ve known Vicky since 2012 and she was one of … Continue reading
Posted in Kampala, My Safari (My Journey/Adventure), Ugandan Nature
Tagged Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Education, international pharmacy, Kampala, pharmaceutical care, Uganda, Ugandan Pharmacists
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Goats in the Pharmacy School & Ugandan Local Food
6 January 2020 It’s been another busy day and I need to get to bed, but here is a quick post. First of all, I was able to go to the pharmacy school today and meet up with Professor Richard … Continue reading
Surprise! I have a Medicinal Garden in my Yard in the USA!
Sunday, July 8, 2018 I’ve been home in Upstate New York for a week now and am still excited about how wonderful my recent trip to Uganda was! One of the things I’ve been pondering a lot since returning is … Continue reading
Back in Kampala with No Power (Electricity)
Sunday, 24 June 2018 When traveling in Uganda, a very nice cultural norm is to warmly welcome back visitors upon arriving back home or arriving to the place you are going. In fact, Janine told me that the Anglican Bishop … Continue reading
A Wonderful Day in Masindi
Saturday, 23 June 2018 It’s been a beautiful day in Masindi—blue skies, sun, and no rain! The New Court View Hotel has lovely gardens and I’m including a bunch that I took today. Besides working on the phenytoin research today, … Continue reading
It’s Good to be Back in Kampala!
Monday, 11 June 2018 I’m in Kampala now! I had a wonderful night and breakfast at the Entebbe Airport Guest House last night. I awoke to sunshine and beautiful gardens. After eating a delicious plate of fresh fruit- papaya and … Continue reading
Safari Time! Lions-Lions-Lions!
22 April 2017 As I write this post, I’m super envious of the group that went to Murchison Falls National Park today! They saw lions on their first game drive!! At the last minute, Dr Manning was able to accompany … Continue reading
Out of the Pharmacy Classroom and Into Africa 