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If we cant make you Laugh.Then you have very strong village People. DOES PENIS SIZE MATTER? The Ex-girlfriends Tale Episode 3. The Ex-girlfriends Tale(T.E.X.T) Episode Two. Top Posts and Pages. The Ex-girlfriends Tale(T.E.X.T) Episode Two. The Ex-girlfriends Tale(T.E.X.T) Episode One. The Ex-girlfriends Tale Episode 3. The Ex-girlfriends Tale (T.E.X.T). The Ex-girlfriends Tale(T.E.X.T) Episode Two. May 2, 2014. In oga at the top’s voice). Thanks for coming. I really appreciate it. She said, gave me one o...

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Crossroads | change from within

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About Engineers Without Borders. 8212; Amir Allana in Ghana — Summer 2010 —. Stories from the Field. Working at the District Assembly. Filed under: Stories from the Field. Mdash; 5 Comments. August 26, 2010. Cape Coast, Ghana. I stand here, beach sand crusting every part of my body, and a mix of betrayal, relief, sadness, and excitement surround one thought in particular that reverberates through me:. 8220;You did not keep long.”. I put my laptop and a host of other papers into my backpack. I walked ...

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Snakes and Ladders | change from within

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About Engineers Without Borders. 8212; Amir Allana in Ghana — Summer 2010 —. Stories from the Field. Working at the District Assembly. Filed under: Life in Ghana. Mdash; 6 Comments. August 3, 2010. Usually wakes up before everyone. Around 4:30 am. It’s cool in the morning, especially on rainy days, and it’s still pitch black around that time. The moon, bright and powerful, acts in place of a flashlight and thick mist lies low across the vast fields around our compound. Places the cloth on. Helps cook Boa...

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change from within | — Amir Allana in Ghana — Summer 2010 — | Page 2

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About Engineers Without Borders. 8212; Amir Allana in Ghana — Summer 2010 —. Stories from the Field. Working at the District Assembly. Latest Entries ». Search for the Goat Killer. Filed under: Stories from the Field. Mdash; 7 Comments. July 21, 2010. July 18th, Saboba. 5:00 pm. Sweating from the heat, Madame Comfort scathingly explained the situation as a crowd gathered. As she was speaking, she unloaded the large, wide metal basin balanced on her head and dropped it on the ground. I concealed m...Necks...

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Flashes Before My Eyes | change from within

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About Engineers Without Borders. 8212; Amir Allana in Ghana — Summer 2010 —. Stories from the Field. Working at the District Assembly. Flashes Before My Eyes. Filed under: Stories from the Field. Mdash; 2 Comments. August 19, 2010. Written on Tuesday, August 17th. I’ve absorbed the atmosphere. Lapped it all up. Throughout this week I have pushed to. Live in the moment. To soak in every ounce of my everyday life in Saboba. Every so often my heart leaps, jumps in my throat, and I get goosebumps:. Smiles&#4...

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Ripples in Turbulent Water | change from within

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About Engineers Without Borders. 8212; Amir Allana in Ghana — Summer 2010 —. Stories from the Field. Working at the District Assembly. Ripples in Turbulent Water. Filed under: Working at the District Assembly. Mdash; 11 Comments. July 13, 2010. Meeting the community of N-Nalog, with the chief (far left) and the assemblyman (far right). 8220;How many boreholes do you have? The banks of River Oti. Where do you get water from, then? 8220;We get it from the river. But it’s far! The water.”. Is one of most co...

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Rules of Engagement | change from within

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About Engineers Without Borders. 8212; Amir Allana in Ghana — Summer 2010 —. Stories from the Field. Working at the District Assembly. Filed under: Life in Ghana. Mdash; 1 Comment. August 9, 2010. She’s not serious! 8221; Anger, confusion, and frustration reeked from the crowd as they complained to each other. They approached the conductor as a group, once again, to demand their money furiously. 8220;She’s not serious! How can she take our money like that! 8221; I asked him. I mean, we. The bus is broken!

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Sleepless in Saboba | change from within

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About Engineers Without Borders. 8212; Amir Allana in Ghana — Summer 2010 —. Stories from the Field. Working at the District Assembly. Filed under: Stories from the Field. Mdash; 9 Comments. July 26, 2010. I think it’s because what I want to communicate is deeper than that. There are things I just can’t put into words. The messiness and gray areas. But I think you all, as my readers, have earned a lot of respect in my mind. I beat myself up over this fact. The first six weeks of my placement, I pushe...

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What’s on the Menu? | change from within

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About Engineers Without Borders. 8212; Amir Allana in Ghana — Summer 2010 —. Stories from the Field. Working at the District Assembly. What’s on the Menu? Filed under: Life in Ghana. Mdash; 3 Comments. July 4, 2010. I can’t possibly describe it all, but here is a glance into some of the main eats in Ghana. Lots of pictures for you to enjoy! Due to technical issues, all the pictures are together at the bottom of the post). Showcase Item #1: Coco and Bowlfruit. 8221; She tells me it’s fine. Especially in S...