25 de Junio (Part II)

The feast was to honor cross border unity with our neighboring district in Malawi, and many of the visiting dignitaries recognized us from our regular international trips to visit our Peace Corps buddy on the other side (although as is often the case given the number of people we meet, we couldn't recognize any of them). The sumptuous food featured every type of meat available in our community in excessive quantities, including beef, goat, liver, various kinds of fish, and chicken, prepared in multiple delicious ways, and am endless supply of beer (or in Luc's case, Lemon Twist), which was a special treat for Janet, since she never gets to drink in site. Judging by how quiet the town was just after dark on our walk home, everyone else was also exhausted from the long day of celebration.