– Hang out times on the back porch
– My shaky sleeping arrangements on the top bunk
– The perfect mix of Portuguese and Mozambiquan culture
– Chicken fingers overlooking the beach
– Street peanut brittle
– African fabric prints
– Dancing in church
– Bargaining for everything
– 5 Roses Tea
– Little kids born with rhythm
– Buying bread for $.20 from street vendors
– Bottles of coke
– Amazing African hair
– Sweet Chili Sauce
– New Portuguese/Mozambiquan/S. African music
– Learning South African slang from Lauren and text slang from Alexis
– The boys random outfits every day- hall of fame: car seat cover, baby bonnet, and a grandma sweater
– Seeing our boys on the street and calling them by name
– Felix and his lisp and violent hugs
– Ned Ved and his dancing
– Carlito and his laugh
– Edson and his guitar playing
– That fact that I would rather hang out with these boys than do almost anything else
– That I’m once again leaving a huge piece of my heart behind me as I move on to South Africa
