 | Anyako, Ghana |
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... so he and Seshie are coming today. They’re on their way right now. Later, we will go to Aunty’s house here in Anyako for the funeral. People will start arriving at 3pm, and the body will be here at 4pm. The wake will be going on all night long ...
... smiling, dancing. I didn’t notice ANY of that when I was playing. It was crazy. So, that was my premier in Anyako. Debbie and I sat down, and they continued with more speeches and music. I can’t remember if it was before or after we performed, ...
... , my friends went to a clothing store. I stayed behind because I wasn’t planning on buying any ready-made clothing. In Anyako, Egbor said that he could come to the house in Abelemkpe to show us some more cloth, because Debbie wanted to see some ...
... amaebo amaebo gaye,” which means “black person with white hair.” The kids seemed to love it. They followed us through Anyako until some lady screamed at them and told them to leave us alone, lol. We went to meet Seshie’s mother and ...
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