The show tonight was really good.  I’m trying to find some pics of the show.  Everyone here has a camera and no need in me taking pictures all the time.  Anyways, Michael Jackson stopped by to dance for us. No Lying… a dude dressed up like him.  I would proove it if I had the pics… but I don’t.  Sorry.  I enjoryed myself tonight.  Now I’m at the hotel trying to get some sleep before a 9:00 workship tomorow.  Holla!!!

The show in Harare was crazy!!  Here are a few pics:

The poster that the Embassy used to promote the show (a.k.a. the poster that almost got us mobbed in the mall, or what were told was a mall but doesn’t seem to be):

» Read more: Pics From the Show in Harare

Hey, I have pics to upload. I’m going to have a throwback session soon. I just found out I can use my laptop in the room… for $30 a minute… in Zim dollars. That amounts to about .004 cents a minute in USD. So, I’ll get to it after the show tonight.

Shouts out to everyone checking the posts and leaving comments. I appreciate you all for that. Much love to Tricia, Kim, Mills, Russel G., Joe T., Shawna, and K. Coop!

So we left Harare today for Bulawayo, another area in Zim.  This is what they consider the cultural center of Zim, code for “this is where all the people that like hip hop live”.  Everyone keeps promising a crazy crowd tonight.

So the flight, the flight was interesting.  We went to the “domestic” gate of the airport, and when I say airport I mean small warehouse with two gates…ummm.. I mean two doors side by side that are supposed to be departure gates.  You check your luggage on a conveyor belt that goes about 20 feet to the outside, and if you rush, your luggage will still beat you to the plane.  How do I know?  I saw the guy bringing my suitcase on the plane.  How did I see that?  I had to walk on the taxi area to get on the crop duster posing as a commercial airliner.

» Read more: From Harare to Bulawayo

Alright first things first, there should be a retraction to the Zimbabwe post… This hotel isn’t better than the one in Mafikeng…apperances can be deceiving.  Let’s just say I’ve seen some interesting stuff, but more on that later.

 Also, I found out that the hotel makes you take the complimentary tea… when I say tea, I mean the brown water that comes out of the shower when you first turn it on.  I knew they said don’t drink the water… but man, I didn’t know that was the reason why.

We had a show in Harare last night.  Great Great Great Show!  A lot of officials from the Embassy showed up and actually stayed the whole night!!  We had a great, energetic crowd and I really think it was our best show yet.  All of the shows seem to get better the longer we are on the road!  Shouts out to Bongo Love, a group we met in Harare and asked them to open up for us and perform with us.  They rocked the house!! Much Respect!