| Description | The lieutenant in command stationed in Kounghani asked for the use of Jaabe's machinery to move artillery to the next village. Jaabe helped with the move and was on his way to the post office when he was shot at from across the river, but was unhurt. Although Jaabe joked about it, Adams was shaken by the news. Adams is continuing with her work, but admits that the translation will have less to do with her than she first hoped, due only to time constraints. Would like to visit Britain in May-June of 1991, as soon as she feels that she has succeeded with her literacy program and her writing, and then she will be happy to go travelling. |