Getting Used to Things

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February 17th 2008

Published: February 17th 2008

I'm slowly but surely starting to get the hang of things. Knowing the lay of the land is one thing, finding the essentials like food, water, toilet paper, laundry soap is another. I found out today that absolutely nothing but the internet cafe is open. Therefore you must make sure that you buy food on Saturday so that you can actually eat on Sunday. Church rules this country. People are up at... Read Full Entry

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The director of CIEE and his wife

Kwasi is wonderful and his wife is a psychology professor

The amazing traditional dancers

More of the dancers

Lizzy, Jesse, and I

Our new favorite passtime...Blocus

a strategic game that I fail miserably at

Lizzy and Suni hanging out in their room in the house

Stephanie being adorable in her bed

The road that our house is on

More of our road

There are beauty shops EVERYWHERE

What taxis here look like

What a local "grocery" store looks like

18th February 2008

Aunt Connie
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Nice going sweetie,
I almost wished I could be with you. However, I am not in favor of leaking refigs. or toilets. Keep us posted, stay safe and I love you. Oh, the pictures are great.

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