DEAR TUESDAY
In *Dear Tuesday*, Lorna Bees captures a night of overwhelming sadness, emotional exhaustion and the unexpected comfort of sleep when sorrow becomes too heavy to bear.
In *Dear Tuesday*, Lorna Bees captures a night of overwhelming sadness, emotional exhaustion and the unexpected comfort of sleep when sorrow becomes too heavy to bear.
Life bends us in unexpected ways. In *Dear Monday*, Lorna Bees uses a simple paper clip to explore resilience, change and finding purpose through life's imperfections.
In *Dear October*, Lorna Bees reflects on breast cancer awareness, the pain of losing loved ones and why the colour pink represents remembrance, support and hope.
In And Every Seat Had Its Sitter!, Timothy Okurut remembers a once-full classroom and the classmates lost to poverty, separation, early marriage and death.
In Pretty Little Wife, Kantanzi Suzan Amumpaire explores the performance of marital happiness and the resentment hidden behind the smile of a seemingly content and devoted wife.
In If Humanity, Feisal Mohammed uses just a few lines to reflect on what makes people stay at work: respect, fair pay and the opportunity to grow.
In Bandaids and Blood, Ryan List speaks with God about illness, grief, Anna's death, doubt and the realization that the love he kept searching for had been with him all along.
In Dependence Day, Flora reflects on Uganda's journey since independence, contrasting the hope of 1962 with questions about corruption, unemployment, foreign dependence and the meaning of freedom today.
In Deception in Love, Alinda Able explores romantic betrayal, anger and the wounds left behind when sincere affection encounters promises built on lies.
Born to Face Fate by Vicky Nalubega explores the loss of a father and the difficult lessons grief teaches about family, trust, love, silence and survival.