Adventures with the Pastor
which lead to unexpected treasures....you can find anything
and eat anything (masuku fruit)
like wild mushrooms which grow near the well
and if you don't have a bag, you can make a "bush basket" for optimum collection
but my most important lessons have come in the fields, where I have learned to plow and plant the staple crops, maize and groundnuts.
I don't know if I'll ever be able to yell as loud as Pared, or keep the cultivator completely straight over stumps and ant hills...but at least I made an effort, and contributed my meager strength toward the year's supplication.
3 comments:
you like a natural at the plowing dear:)
Great pics! It looks like you're doing great and having an amazing time meeting and working with people and having some great adventures. I would expect nothing less from you :)It's great getting to see you and where you are.
Hi Ashley, Keep up the Good work you are doing. I lived in Nakeempa from 1980 to 1991. My Dad was Headmaster then. Very interesting to read what you have been doing. Oswin
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