I see the people and I see myself in them. Now I have a better understanding of why I am on this earth and what my purpose is. I have been through so much, and for long, I have been trying to figure out who I am. I told myself that this is where I should have been a long time ago. Q : Are you emotionally feeling connected to Eritrea?īy the time I walked in the shores of the Red Sea, I got emotional. They’re nice, they are even trying to marry me off and everything. They are also feeding me, so I think they like me. But I am going to learn because I am coming back and I’ll be talking the good Tigrigna on my next trip. It feels like I got my dad back not quite though, because I don’t understand what most of the people say to me. So it’s bittersweet to be reunited again. My father told me many stories about my extended family. : “Massawa is Beautiful this my view from my room” Q : What about your family? And then we got to Massawa and stayed in this beautiful hotel, the Dahlak Hotel. On our way to Massawa, I looked a mashela (sorghum) farm and I know you make enjera out of it, and then I ended up in an argument with someone thinking that that was a corn farm field. Then we went to Massawa and the trip was incredible. I don’t even know the names of most of the dishes I had but I ate well. Wow, and the food, I have been to my cousins’ and aunt’s places and I have been eating so much food. I am happy to see all of the people walking peacefully. We also visited the cemetery and that was the most beautiful experience to me.

I am staying in this really beautiful hotel, the Asmara Palace.

They greeted me with the typical ‘elelelelel’ uproar. When I first got here my whole family came to greet me in the airport all of these people that I have heard so much about but never had a chance to meet.

Tiffany Haddish will be flying back to the USA tonight after some marvelous days that will be memorable in the memories of her Eritrean fans.Īs you read today’s article I hope you smile and do the “hihihi” sound with it as that would be our today’s Q&A’s guest greatest pleasure. Tiffany, a power machine of laughter and a prominent African American female comedian is here in Eritrea bidding farewell to her late father. She considers laughter to be the best medicine and so every day she strives to heal as many people as possible. She used comedy as a gateway to joy from problems she faced as a child. Comedian and actress Tiffany Haddish is here with us! Born on the 3rd of December 1979, Tiffany grew up in Los Angeles, California. I present to you today my favorite Hollywood face. I told myself that this is where I should have been a long time ago” The prominent and beautiful African American female comedian and actress, and author of “The Last Black Unicorn”, Tiffany Haddish, is here in Eritrea, for the first time, to bid farewell to her late father. “By the time I walked in the shores of the Red Sea I got emotional.

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