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I do not remember falling asleep a night before the event. All I did in the stillness of the night was to create positive mental pictures. It took us about 2 hours to reach to the destination, and while traveling I revised relevant notes from YouTube, previous workshop sessions and what I had found to work for me. When I thought i was ready, I closed my eyes for a rest and thought to myself, here I COME AND I ROCK.
To my utter dismay after all the hard work put in, I could not stand the sight of two goats slaughtered, and neither could i eat the goat meat. Nevertheless it was a beautiful event, that ended with heavy rain pour that had never been witnessed in the country since 1978. This what i saw from my lens.