When we finally arrived in the capital city of Cameroon, Yaoundé, we were exhausted, and tired, and couldn’t wait to get to the Guest house that we were gonna stay in that night. Our plane was originally supposed to land in Douala, but the captain said there was a plane on the tarmac with a flat tire that was on fire so, he landed in Yaoundé first, which was kind of an answer to a secret prayer. When we got all of our luggage, Ezekiel (one of the men from our church) helped us get all of it in the car, and off we went to a Bakery to get some food. I was starving because I had not eaten in two whole days. So Dad bought some baguettes and cokes, and then we made our way down to the guest house that we were staying at. When we got settled in our room, we ate the bread, did quick devotions, and then fell right to sleep. Someone even said that I sat up in bed and spoke while I was sleeping! Well, in the morning, Dad got us up at eight, and we quickly got dressed and ready for our fin...
You don't eat them!?!? What's up with that?!? They are boiled... So safe to eat! Have you even ever tasted one? Pastor Charles
ReplyDeleteBen and Kate enjoy them...the rest of us - not so much :)
DeleteAn acquired taste perhaps.... Nice news feature. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteGood job on this report! It gives us a good picture of an aspect of life there in Bambili, and a thorough look at the grasshopper 'harvest'.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful news feature. This should be on national news.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! So informative. My favorite part was the pigs trying to sneak some!!
ReplyDeletePlanning to show this video to the church before I preach my "Whose god is their Belly" sermon tomorrow night at our home church! Pastor Charles
ReplyDeleteWe were learning about John the Baptist in our Sunday school class today, and I remembered your news report! So our class watched it to help us understand what eating locusts and Wild honey might be like. Thanks for this great report!
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