Glimpse of unpaved roads in Ghana during rainy season. That tree is planted as a warning sign.
Got to scope out the digs during site visit. This subpar picture is taken from my bathroom. I will have two rooms where that clothes line is strung in a compound on the outskirts of town. Yes, that is a satellite dish.
I was taken around town to be introduced to the schools and people I will be working with. These kids are part of a leadership club. They recited me a poem and sung me a welcome song.
Environment group picture taken at the Ambassador's reception couple of weeks ago. Credit to Francesa!
For those interested in mailing me letters/packages (which is all of you right?), it takes at least a month for things to arrive. Concerning price, what I would recommend is picking the lesser of the two options of a flat rate or by weight. I am not missing anything in particular but sauce packets, spices, and sweets (that are individually wrapped!) are highly appreciated :):). Also maybe some pens. And bubbles. Kids love bubbles. Address is on the left side bar!
XOXO
June on the West Coast - Bright Eyes
2 comments:
there's that smile. try standing a little closer next time.
Hey cousin!
Looks like you got yourself a sexy tan. =) I'll tell the family you said hi and show them pics from your blog. Take care of yourself and have a great time!
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