Det finns berg i Zambia

Oohoh, its hilly here if one goes southwards for about an hour, starting off from Lusaka. Sandy roads and driving in a jeep 4drivejeep or whatever you name it. We didnt get stuck anyway, even though we went on a bumpy road while Elsy was sitting in the back, calmly slicing apples for all of us with a very sharp knife. That lady has been around here before (but she was surprised to see it was so hilly here). There are avocadotrees, mangos, papaya - now I know how to harvest them, you do it with a longlong stick and you need technique, not power as so often;-).But watch out, you dont want a ripe papaya, size of a handball, on your head, falling speedingly from the height of three metres.
Surviving this I met my friends Winnie and Francis, last time I saw them they belonged to the adult staff for the zambian footballteam at Gothia Cup. Sports crosses borders. We met in the restaurant owned by Agnes and I had some delicious vegetable similar to spinache. Winnie and Francis, you are great!! And really good to know that we will meet soon again. Agnes drove like a Goddess when we drove her daughter and her grandchild home through the darkness. It gets dark at 6 pm already. And its easy to put the car in the ditch then but Agnes DID NOT.
Next month is going to be the hottest. Can't wait for that!!:-) And the university has an ad in the newspaper, they look for lecturers in Education. Shall i apply?