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Are you wondering what it’s like to go to a far away country like Zimbabwe? Have you heard rumors and wondered about the economy? The political climate? Do you wonder what it would be like to go on a safari and see the animals (aren’t they roaming the streets anyway?) Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a zoo and a game reserve? Would it be interesting to take a peek into my relationships from home? Join me for a virtual tour of all these aspects from my recent trip to my homeland, Zimbabwe.
At Home

It's customary for young girls to hold a dish of soapy water for the adults to wash hands before a meal - serving men first

Meals are an important social component. You will always be offered tea (with goodies) or a meal when you visit.

Family is close knit in ZIm. Celebrating Mum's birthday. Uncle (standing on the left) gives an address.

Me in traditional dress, worn at special occasions (Mum's birthday dinner) - Christmas gift from Mum. Thanks!
At the Castle

Auntie and Uncles home, affectionately dubbed "The Castle" (you can see why) is always a stopover for family getting together

Family is such a joy! Me and my nephew and cousins (the guy is my cousin's hubby, but in Zim culture, he's my cousin now)

My sister Nyasha's gorgeous spirit just shines through. In 3 weeks she & I didn't have ONE argument or anything even close. Can you say that about your siblings?

After Nyasha & I had exploded into uprorious cackles, Auntie finally solved the mystery - it's a man holding a GOURD! Who holds a gourd like that????
Had to have a separate truck and driver for the luggage - thanks to Cousin Marshal for lending us his! Your ads will be inserted here by Google AdSense. Please go to the plugin admin page to set up your ad code. My cousin, Paidemoyo’s designer web site, DeMOYO Meet my aunt, Her Excellence the Zimbabwean Ambassador to Canada Read a history of Zimbabwean bank notes, including my uncle’s, the Kombo Moyana series Buy my Dad, Dr. Henry V. Moyana’s book Preview other books Dad wrote Buy my Mom, Dr. Rosemary Moyana’s book Buy my friend, Nozipo Maraire, MD’s book Your ads will be inserted here by Google AdSense. Please go to the plugin admin page to set up your ad code.On Safari at Pamuzinda (pronounced “Pah-moo-zih-ndah”)

Johannesburg, South Africa
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