Sister Awa:

I honestly thought that the Sarahulay man was fasting on Tobaski day, but
all the same, I am not the least surprised that he in fact demanded more
mutton all the way from Norway, as if you were not going to give him enough.
Well, I am glad that his surname is Drammeh and not Ceesay.

Send my regards to Sister Ndey Fatou and the family in Dakar next time you
talk to them.

Regards,
Brother Ebrima




>From: Awa Sey <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Dangers of the Tongue - Chapter 2
>Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2003 11:08:35 EST
>
>Ebrima:
>
>Ndey Fatou being an excellent cook does not surprise me.  She inherited
>that
>from her mom, Ya Bintou -- whom to this day, I think makes the best Domoda
>Diwlin (please this is not a "chaalit!!).
>
>Ebrima, the Saraheuleh man has nothing to say to you because he is worst
>than
>you when it comes to food:  on Tobaski day, whilst I was at work, he
>chatted
>online with Mai Sey, begging her to send some of her Tobaski Mutton
>..........  as if he was not going to have any:)
>
>I am glad to hear that you have having a good time in Senegal.  Take care!
>
>
>Awa Sey


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