Ghana Girls: Photos 21 to 31

At the insistence of several avid readers of the blog, I have concluded that I am long over due for my next entry, so here it is! Since I last wrote, I have had the privilege of having my lovely Mum come to visit me! She arrived just before Easter weekend to kick off her 8 day visit to Ghana. The reunion at the airport was sight to behold with both of us waving frantically at each other over the crowd and then meeting in a crashing hug, of course with a few happy-Mummy tears! We decided to stay at a guest house not too far from where I live in order to make sure that Mum was comfortable (in keeping with the needed “creature comforts”!). We spent the first night chatting until the wee hours of the morning - apparently no jet lag for her! The next few days we spent going in and around Accra, showing her where I work, live, go to the market, and getting to meet some of the key people in my life here. It was hit and miss for meeting people the first day, but we had many experiences none the less, the first

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That sounds so amazing courtney! I wish i could goo to africa and visit you! I'm glad your mom got to, that would have been fun! I can't wait til you get home though so we can play some boggle and monopoly and some outdoors gamesss :) BOOOYAA. I got your letter today and that was very exiting. Talk to you soon! xo, Kaela

Hello Courtney, i came upon your blog and found you had a very interesting story to tell regarding your personal experiences in Ghana. Traveling abroad most always brings positives experiences especially with local groups and individuals. I enjoyed your story as it made me feel as if i was there with you. I think no travel experience is complete without sharing with local children not to mention all the friends one may meet along the way. Thank you for sharing your travel experiences with me this day. bob

That sounds so amazing courtney! I wish i could goo to africa and visit you! I'm glad your mom got to, that would have been fun! I can't wait til you get home though so we can play some boggle and monopoly and some outdoors gamesss :) BOOOYAA. I got your letter today and that was very exiting. Talk to you soon! xo, Kaela

Hello Courtney, i came upon your blog and found you had a very interesting story to tell regarding your personal experiences in Ghana. Traveling abroad most always brings positives experiences especially with local groups and individuals. I enjoyed your story as it made me feel as if i was there with you. I think no travel experience is complete without sharing with local children not to mention all the friends one may meet along the way. Thank you for sharing your travel experiences with me this day. bob