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dinner and crocodile hunter

Last Saturday Anne-Laure and I wanted to go with people from the Laboratoire des Recherches eat in the city. Apparently, a woman is cooking (if I understood it has something to do with the hospital) on Saturdays for the entire laboratory team. Just as it sounds, it should be very good. To seven women, we squeezed ourselves into a 4x4 and so hott AGAINST in the city. Although prior to the premises on a grill already grilled brochettes, we unfortunately have been told that we would now eat at a different location - most of the tables had been stolen in the night. We ended up in a "private club" where dazustiessen soon afterwards the remaining people from the laboratories - including three "chasers crocodile", which were picked up by two laboratories in people somewhere. There were three Dutch "Environment and natural science students" who have come straight from Cameroon to Gabon. One was obviously already on the road since 2003. On the basis of South Africa, he had gradually prepared the north, the two newcomers appeared to replace two other students. By hand, they capture the reptiles to count any spikes on the tail and then they measure it.
The food was really good: brochettes de poulet et de viande (chicken seemed somehow not to count as meat gehäkselt ...?), rice, feuilles de manioc (is always mixed with dried fish), eggplant and some fish and a tomato-like sauce). The whole thing was set up at the bar and everyone could be together to find, on what he / she desire. At the eggplant I've used here necessarily slow in order to get there around not ... . The money was then very African. The proposal that we could simply divide the total cost equally, was not feasible - they did not know how much they had cooked and distributed. Thus came back containing the hour long procedure: each went over to her, told her what he / she had eaten everything, and it factored in to everyone.
yet to D'jino: along with the other "jus" (no, no fruit juices, but Coke, Fanta, ...) is D'jino (Dschino "), the Gabonese version - actually a mineral water with grapefruit flavor. It think there is also a pineapple drink.