One of the great things about traveling is the opportunity to experience different cultures and participate in local customs. Faithful readers of this blog will recall my experiences with little old ladies in Mississippi, our adventures with alligators, my dancing with snakes at Sanibel Island, and our revelry on Bourbon Street, among others. Here are a couple of our recent activities for you to name that may challenge your skills.
Photo Number 1. If you look carefully, you can just barely make out Ray and Roni on the left side, about three rows back. What is the occasion?
Photo Number 2. Not many people can make me feel small. Who is Ray's new found friend? Hint - he was born in Kinshasa.
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Photo @1-easy, West Edmonton Mall at Boxing Day.
Photo #2-tough guy to get around, Patrick
Kabongo.
I think he was the Principle of Dad's old school. Part of a long generation of teachers who knew how to drive the point home.
Pic #1 is the girls of the crooked tree bluff driving out the evil spirits that had laid their community flat and without purpose. Seems the absence of the brothers and sister-in-laws must indicate the locallity of the curse.
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