This is it. Six weeks spent in Ghana have come and gone. I return home on Sunday, tired, filthy (haven’t had the best time with laundry and cleaning habits), excited, and even a bit sad. I’ve fallen in love with this country in my short time here. It’s a vastly underrated African territory and has so Read More …
Time spent away from home has a way of stretching itself. It’s a consistent theme here in Ghana no matter what it applies to. The mere three and a half weeks I’ve spent here have felt more like months. This most likely has to do with the my ability to quickly adapt to the country’s Read More …
The human heart is not built to endure all situations in life. No human can ever say they’ve encountered every new challenge without some level of doubt, nausea or fear. Those who say they have are lying. In 24 hours I experienced several degrees of fear starting from Sunday morning through Monday morning. On Sunday Read More …
As some of you may know, Ghana’s President John Evans Atta Mills died about 2 weeks ago while still in office. As it is an election year here in Ghana, the sudden death of the president, who was planning to run for a 2nd term, has caused a lot of news throughout the country. Since Read More …