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Rain in Africa: December 2009
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Because of the scent of rain. Because of its promises. And because there is actually A LOT of rain in Africa. New Year's Eve Ghana Style (does not involve goats nor champagne). Noone is throwing a New Year's Eve party? Not even a small one? 8221;Traditionally” (would be interesting to know when and where this practice comes from), New Year's Eve in Ghana is a day for contemplation, gratitude and prayer – clearly a Christian holiday! So, what is the problem? Pic: Party outside of Ghana. Links to this post.
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You are now free to move about the country.: Ghana Memories in Photos - 2008 Part 3
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You are now free to move about the country. Chronicles of an American girl's African adventures. Thursday, January 26, 2012. Ghana Memories in Photos - 2008 Part 3. Kitten at my adopted family's house. Pictures speak louder than words. Thursday, January 26, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Ghana Project's Farm Animal Fundraiser. Help Christ Orphanage build a sustainable farm by donating an animal this holiday season. Chicken - $3.00. Goat - $50.00. Sheep - $90.00. Animal Coop - $300.00.
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You are now free to move about the country.: You saw the video...now what?
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You are now free to move about the country. Chronicles of an American girl's African adventures. Wednesday, December 07, 2011. You saw the video.now what? Let me guess, you saw the video that I posted on Facebook about The Ghana Project's Farm Animal Project and you came here to find out how you can help. Well, I have answers for you! To make a donation online, click on the Donate button just to the right of this blog entry. You can pay via your PayPal account or via credit/debit card. Want to do more?
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An American in Africa: August 2005
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An American in Africa. Our family of three has moved to Ghana, West Africa for the next few years. Join us on our adventure. Please note, we have moved - blog no longer updated). Wednesday, August 31, 2005. Speaking of things for sale on the roadside. Posted by Leanne @ 10:10 PM. Tuesday, August 30, 2005. Ghanaian cedis are trading right now for about 9000 to the dollar, U.S. The largest cedi note is 20,000 (that "cent" sign is used to mean cedis here). When I'm being a spoiled American and insist on som...
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You are now free to move about the country.: January 2012
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You are now free to move about the country. Chronicles of an American girl's African adventures. Thursday, January 26, 2012. Ghana Memories in Photos - 2008 Part 3. Kitten at my adopted family's house. Pictures speak louder than words. Thursday, January 26, 2012. Links to this post. Tuesday, January 24, 2012. Ghana Memories in Photos - 2008 Part 2. Just another day on the roads in Ghana.no big deal. You can literally buy anything on the streets in Accra. Thought it was cool so I took a photo! Ghana Memor...
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You are now free to move about the country.: April 2011
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You are now free to move about the country. Chronicles of an American girl's African adventures. Saturday, April 30, 2011. Saturday, April 30, 2011. Links to this post. Thursday, April 28, 2011. Today was my last day of class EVER! Thursday, April 28, 2011. Links to this post. Thursday, April 21, 2011. Today was a good day. No, a GREAT day! Due to the fact that I was looking for a job across the world when I was still in Portland made the job search even more difficult for me and meant that I, more than ...
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Neither Here Nor There :: March 25th, 2008
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Neither Here Nor There. What do you have to say? Tuesday, March 25th, 2008. Let's celebrate by checking out what's on the blog-o-verse and focusing on individual experiences of Ghana by Ghanaians and non. Accra by Day and Night. An American in Africa. Last Chance to Be. The Life and Times. The Trials and Tribulations. Anyway, since i do more gathering of information from outside sources, here's something interesting. Find out about London's Ghanaian community. You are in: London. Britain’s role in the co...
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You are now free to move about the country.: Ghana Memories in Photos - 2008 Part 2
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You are now free to move about the country. Chronicles of an American girl's African adventures. Tuesday, January 24, 2012. Ghana Memories in Photos - 2008 Part 2. Just another day on the roads in Ghana.no big deal. You can literally buy anything on the streets in Accra. Thought it was cool so I took a photo! Tuesday, January 24, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Ghana Project's Farm Animal Fundraiser. Help Christ Orphanage build a sustainable farm by donating an animal this holiday season.
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You are now free to move about the country.: July 2012
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You are now free to move about the country. Chronicles of an American girl's African adventures. Sunday, July 01, 2012. A New Adventure: Peace Corps. I am departing for Madagascar with Peace Corps in just over a week. If you want to follow my adventures in Madagascar, check out (and follow! My PC blog - http:/ nicolepcmadagascar.blogspot.com/. Sunday, July 01, 2012. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Ghana Project's Farm Animal Fundraiser. Chicken - $3.00. Goat - $50.00.
