Ada and Dave are cooking in the kitchen and making references to a cookbook.
Dave: It states here that we should add two tablespoons of salt to taste. Ada: That is not necessary, I don’t use those measurements, they are never accurate. I’d do it just like momma does it.
Scene Two Ada: I am going to keep pouring until my ancestors tell me it’s enough. Dave: That’s not going to end well Ada.
Scene Three
Ada, Dave , and Mrs wogu are seated on the dining table eating together.
The one who spells Afrolady from the larynx of her pen. She’s a high spirited, cultured and ingenuous African child, whose writing drops an unimaginative creative splash on history and carves the indignation and memories of Black women.
