The festival at Sangwali was a success. I met some people who I think we will be of great assistance to each other in the future stages of the Shiyeyi language project. The dancing was wonderful, especially one little cutie who couldn't have been more than 4 years old but, boy, could she work that reed skirt!
meeting with Namibian Shiyeyi-speakers to discuss Bible translation possibilities
waiting for Shikati to come
Wayeyi dancers
Shikati Ozoo speaks
zebras and impala on the side of the road, driving back from the festival
with my new prized possession - a recently published Shiyeyi grammar by Frank Seidel
We arrived home yesterday around 7:30PM, after an eventful trip that included a 3-car accident (wich we weren't involved with, just came upon 30 minutes after it happened), subsequent emergency trip to the clinic, transport of the Wayeyi chief to his destination (he was in one of the cars) and near misses of our own with various cows that couldn't be seen on the road at night. But we are safe and praying for those who were injured, including a number of those Wayeyi who attended the festival with us in Sangwali. Still waiting for news on some who we brought to the clinic.
Tomorrow, we drive to Francistown for meetings. Today, we do laundry.
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
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