Adventures with Big D and Little C
SO! Finally these pics have loaded and Im overdue for a post. Mom and Dad came to Zambia! its een a year and half since Ive seen them, and our time together was certainly an adventure. They few into Kasama on a tiny puddle jumper, which Big D did not enjoy, but they were welcomed with a good bottle of wine and a icitenge. We did a 3 day stint in my village with me and got to see some ponds, meet some great farmers, and we cooked up a goat to celebrate. We cooked a shoulder in my oven with tomatoes, onions, and a balsamic reductions and rubbed down some ribs with a cajun spice and put them straight on the coals. My family here cooked some goat in the Zambian way and we had a huge lunch together exchanging food and eating ubwali. It waas a ton of fun, although there were some mishaps. On our last day there was an unexpected funeral and I must say my family weathered that storm wonderfully. I know that Zambian funerals can be overwhelming with the drums, wailing, a