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| 21st May 2008 India J | Moved by your tale of generosity... - From: Paying it Forward Beautiful story..:) http://off-thebeatentrack.blogspot.com/ |
| 19th March 2008 daniel | keep the good work - From: Are Old Folks Homes the Witch Camps of Canada? I am from Ghana , but in the US right now and what you are doing brining awareness to this problem is really great. Keep up the good work. |
| 12th March 2008 meighan mantei | thank you - From: Life in a Witch Camp: The Exile of Women in Northern Ghana Hi Nichole, Thank you for sharing this powerful story! The photos are beautiful. Meighan |
| 11th March 2008 David Pain | Youth Alive's website - From: The Way Forward You can learn more about Youth Alive's work by visiting their website www.youthaliveghana.org |
| 6th February 2008 The Open Road | In spain... - From: Football Fever at football games, everyone pays 50 euro for tickets and smokes cigarette after cigarette until the game is over. At half time, 70,000 people take out bocadillos (snadwhiches) from home and eat them. They also don't sell alcohol at the game, but every single peson has a non alcoholic beer in hand. Thanks for the stories. I enjoy them thoroughly. |
| 20th December 2007 Kevin from Takoradi | Merry Xmas Everyone! - From: A Christmas Poem from Ghana Great poem! It made me laugh and miss home at the same time. Your Peter Mansbridge angel is quite lovely. Great to hear that Shawn is doing so well, and his beard looks handsome! I'm very sorry that we're going to miss you in Tamale for the holidays! We'll have make it up in February! I hope Burkina is terrific... Kevin. |
| 20th December 2007 The Open Road | Merry Christmas!!! - From: A Christmas Poem from Ghana I love it... strangely a message written from ghana is making me nostalgic for Regina. How do you do it? Good Luck in Burkino Fasa and stay safe. |
| 16th December 2007 The Open Road | Greetings from Spain - From: Community Focused Media Hey Nichole, I finally discovered that you have a blog. I am excited to read about your work and adventures. Sounds like the work you are doing is important and I am sure you are learning lots. You are amazing. Life in Spain is pretty good, though I am very busy teaching. I am actually teaching a highschool journalism class along with my Drama and English classes. Spanish kids are loud, but fairly harmless. When I get more time I will sit down and properly catch up on your blogs as I am addicted to reading travel blogs. Much love to you and Sean. Merry Christmas! |
| 14th December 2007 cara murray | wow - From: Community Focused Media this is very bizarre but amazing. these people sound very honest! |
| 14th December 2007 dave m | - From: Community Focused Media great post. this reminds me a lot of my friend adam's descriptions of how radio functioned in round lake, a reserve in northern ontario he worked at. |
| 7th December 2007 Saw Mort | Brave - From: Eco-Tourism - A Diverse Experience Nice to see you online and hope to see you in Thailand again. Do you have a nice trip? I don't have any special comment but just happy to see you in Travelblog. |
| 18th November 2007 Pat Ribey | thanks for article on Kayayoo - From: Ending Kayayoo in the North Hi Thanks for hearing my question re how do girls/women live in Ghana. I am working with some women to build confidence/ empower women here in rural Sask. We have internalized the core beleifs of society so much that we beleive them to be true. I wonder if this would also be true for women in Ghana? E.g promoting virgin power but not encouraging the women to use their own power to ask for what they need-even as I write this I cam imagine the resistance to this from women. I was pleased to hear about women helping women- this is key here too. Often women put other women down rather than encourage. Thanks. is there any way we could help these centres that teach skills to the girls known as Kayayoo??? |
| 14th November 2007 Vicki | - From: The Answer my Friend is blowin' in the wind. Wow Nichole. Your photos are gorgeous. Keep sending updates. Tales of hot and dry are much needed. The malaria not so much. Glad to hear Shawn recovered. Peace and papaya-o-laterns, Vicki |
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