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Jizzo T. Clown
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Ghana
What I miss
the funerals
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anninhk
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You have obviously never experienced Ghanaian culture or you wouldn't question this.
Funerals in Ghana are occasions for a lot of dressing up and dancing. They usually take place several months after the actual death and are a time when the whole community gets together to celebrate the life of the person.
I usually found myself going to a funeral at least once a month - sometimes even more.
The actual death is obviously a little more sombre but the funeral is something else! |
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Pollux
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| Posted: Fri Jun 02, 2006 12:24 pm Post subject: |
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You have obviously never experienced Ghanaian culture or you wouldn't question this.
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Obviously, there are a few of us who haven't, but it's on our list. |
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Deconstructor
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| All the attention I got in Korea. I was a metaphysical superstar compared to Jesus and Cruise. |
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fadedgirl
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I'd like to add another one to my list of things that i miss...my mind...
oh, and not having to listen to my sister go on about how she went shopping and this that and the other and not having to argue politics with her. yeah. |
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