- allo katie
- How are you anna? I just wnant to call for a long time but i can’t keep a moment!
- How is darfour? tell me your impressions, I am impatient.
- unbelievable! Yesterday I spent an unforgettable day that will remain engraved in my memory all my life.
I have to say that the habitants of the province where i am speak a language very different from our; It would be very difficult without the help of mr Adadevo my translator.
While we were visiting the sights around keta, people looked at me in a funny way, making signs that I did not understand.
When women saw me, they cried and put their hands on their heads.
I was surprised and terrified.
Mr Adadevo explain me quickly what it means.
I realized that During the slavery period, Keta was a good-sized village and it was hit very hard by the slave trade. . People were killed or taken. The escapees were only children who hid in the bush.
Thoose children married and had children and rebuilt Keta. They told their tale to their offspring.The women I saw yesterday are descendants of those orphaned children, they have often heard the stories.
Mr adadevo me say that I like so much like them. even the tone of my voice is like theirs. The people I saw yesterday are sure i am a descended from their stolen ancestors. That is why they cried and put their hands on their heads,Not for me but for their ancestors.
- oh my god! Indeed, I am willing to believe