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November 18th 2008

Published: November 18th 2008

Oops. So I have just realized that it ihas been 75 days since I last wrote in my blog! I have had e-mail correspondence with some of you...sorry to the rest!!! There is obviously alot to fill you in on, but I will give a summary of what I have been upto (if I can remember it all!!!) The days seem to pass by so quickly as I leave the house (I have moved from Dansoman, living with the family to ... Read Full Entry

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Refreshing the vegetables at the Market level

This market woman is teaching the correct sanitation method at the market level by rinsing and re-rinisin in two separate buckets, and keeping the product off of the ground (to avoid recontamination).

Christy!

The girl in the middle of the photo is Christy. She makes my vegetarian dish everyday at the canteen near my work.

The Market

The Washing Bay

...with an ice cream bike in it.

The Obrunei's!

I never thought I would see a reggae-oldies band...

Photo 16

Christine is a fellow Canadian who left Ghana, as I moved into her room. She has returned...(Ghana is known as the point of no return because everyone ends up staying) and Martin (from South Africa)

18th November 2008

Cathy
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Hey!
Great to read such a long and detailed post after such a length of time! I am glad that the work experience seems to be going so well now. Are you starting to feel anxious for the time to come to an end or can you not imagine leaving? I am so proud of you after all the discussions and work related to this! Talk to you soon! Cathy PS: the Shit truck picture is so going up in the network office.

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