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Half a Plate of Fried Termites

Half a Plate of Fried Termites


Author Country :Uganda
Genre Type :True Story
Location :Pakeli, Uganda
Year of Publication :0/
Publication :“Missioner Tales” (Maryknoll, October, 1994)
Sub Theme :Angels, Humor, Refugees/Internall Displaced Persons, Visiting/
Author Name :Father Eugene Toland, M.M./
Author City :Pakeli
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In Pakeli, Uganda, where I visited a camp for Sudanese refugees, I was offered
what I thought were small beans with rice.  While I was eating the tasty
combination, my host turned to me and commented, "I see that you like
termites!"  On closer inspection, I could see that I had half a plate of fried
termites.  Crunchy and salty, they tasted just fine, but I must confess that I
did leave some for the angels!


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