I
woke up early Saturday morning to schedule an attraction we planned to do that
day. Unfortunately, the place of business was no longer open so we were unable
to go. Instead, I went to the Vryfees for a few hours and ate lunch, and then
Sami and I went again for dinner as well. We had planned to go Sokkie (an
Afrikaans dance) that night, but it seemed everyone was tired, busy, or with
their family. We were really upset, but at about 9:30 when we all had our pj’s
on, we got a call from Reynecke saying he would be there in 10min and we’re
going to the bar. Yay!
Wild
Boar was a huge bar that had seating and a bar on either side of a large dance
floor. People were sokkying when Reynecke, his girlfriend, Zehanca, Rory,
Sarah, and I walked in, but after about 3 songs the music changed to
traditional club music. It was a great time and I certainly used my American
accent to my advantage, if you catch my drift.
A street performer
In South Africa, they have traditional Afrikaans names on the Coke
A giant slab of meat I found interesting
Rory...
Some guy that knew we were American and jumped in our picture
Sarah, Zehanca, and I
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