Eugen Asomaning Danso

Black & White in Love Eugen Asomaning Danso

When we saw each other we were all in dreamland! It was all in tears of joy. She Jumped so high to hug me that I held one of her thighs in my arms. We were a sight to behold. German passengers at the railway station looked on in total surprise; they could not in any way appreciate our joy. It was February 1969 and the cold weather was atrocious, but we have faced severe in Russia so we were unmoved. We took a bus to one Mr. Agyarko Ansah from Begoro in the Eastern Region of Ghana, who had graciously offered me a single room in his apartment. By the way, I had once met Mr. Agyarko in London and he had accepted me as his brother... a good example of Ghanaian hospitality. Evgenia in Frankfurt, I did not attend lectures the following day. We went on a shopping spree and as we entered one shop after another she was flabbergasted with what she saw in sharp contrast with what she knew from Communist Russia. She was very happy and comfortable with life in a capitalist state, but as she was not working we faced a financial hardships our love enable us to surmount them all