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Sarah in Damongo: A Musical Life
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Periodic updates on my summer working with Engineers Without Borders in partnership with the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in the West Gonja District of Ghana. Wow, what a long sentence. Translation: I'm in Ghana; here's what I'm up to! Tuesday, July 10, 2007. As pale blue light gradually fills my room, I can hear my family wake and begin to prepare for the day - this too is a full volume activity. “ FAISA! July 11, 2007 at 12:48 AM. July 16, 2007 at 11:28 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Sarah in Damongo: 5/6/07 - 5/13/07
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Periodic updates on my summer working with Engineers Without Borders in partnership with the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in the West Gonja District of Ghana. Wow, what a long sentence. Translation: I'm in Ghana; here's what I'm up to! Thursday, May 10, 2007. Welcome to Ghana: Some First Impressions. Yeah – on his head. Today we spent the day in market in Tamale, picking up anything we needed and speaking to people – learning the language and the way things are done. I have a lot more to le...8221; I...
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Going from Canada to Ghana: August 2007
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Going from Canada to Ghana. Wednesday, August 29, 2007. On my second day at work, I showed up, was ushered onto the back of a motorbike and promptly sent off into the bush. Piloting the motorbike was Janet, a wonderfully kindhearted mother and extension agent/WIAD (Women In Agricultural Development) officer, and taking the lead in another motorbike was Zack, the district's extension officer. I was standing under a tree full of ripe mangoes! Was it that food from the morning? Was it the mango I ate? By th...
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Going from Canada to Ghana: Savanishing
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Going from Canada to Ghana. Wednesday, July 18, 2007. Their huge forms lumber in the dust, pacing idly. The ground murmurs and softly trembles beneath their incredible mass. Monoliths, they dominate the landscape. Suddenly excited and impatient, one pulls forward from the herd and bellows a shrill blast. Ears ringing, the ground seems to whimper in response. Growling like thunder, the bus begins to lumber through the station. The people really seem to rely on the seasonal rains. This is a major probl...
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Sarah in Damongo: 7/8/07 - 7/15/07
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Periodic updates on my summer working with Engineers Without Borders in partnership with the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in the West Gonja District of Ghana. Wow, what a long sentence. Translation: I'm in Ghana; here's what I'm up to! Tuesday, July 10, 2007. And now for the photos:. White people on a bus . . . we are such tourists! The elephants from a distance - before we went on our safari tour. Me and some elephants . . . it was a walking tour, so we got pretty close! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Sarah in Damongo: Winshield Wisdom
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Periodic updates on my summer working with Engineers Without Borders in partnership with the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in the West Gonja District of Ghana. Wow, what a long sentence. Translation: I'm in Ghana; here's what I'm up to! Wednesday, July 4, 2007. So Good to Be Good. Don’t Ever Forget. No Jesus No Life. And photos from the wedding:. The couple and the wedding party posing for photos. This was an attempt to get a work people photo - you can see the photographer missed some of us! My room ...
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Sarah in Damongo: 7/1/07 - 7/8/07
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Periodic updates on my summer working with Engineers Without Borders in partnership with the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in the West Gonja District of Ghana. Wow, what a long sentence. Translation: I'm in Ghana; here's what I'm up to! Wednesday, July 4, 2007. So Good to Be Good. Don’t Ever Forget. No Jesus No Life. And photos from the wedding:. The couple and the wedding party posing for photos. This was an attempt to get a work people photo - you can see the photographer missed some of us! My room ...
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Going from Canada to Ghana: July 2007
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Going from Canada to Ghana. Wednesday, July 18, 2007. Their huge forms lumber in the dust, pacing idly. The ground murmurs and softly trembles beneath their incredible mass. Monoliths, they dominate the landscape. Suddenly excited and impatient, one pulls forward from the herd and bellows a shrill blast. Ears ringing, the ground seems to whimper in response. Growling like thunder, the bus begins to lumber through the station. Tuesday, July 10, 2007. Roused by the gentle rays of sunshine smeared on my fac...
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Going from Canada to Ghana: May 2007
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Going from Canada to Ghana. Thursday, May 17, 2007. For all the keeners in the house, here are some links which might be interesting for context and additional information:. From the World Wide Web:. Photo tour of bawku west (zebilla):. Http:/ www.peacegallery.org. Current Waterloo Short term volunteers:. Http:/ canada2zambia.blogspot.com. Past Waterloo Short term Volunteers:. Ghana Long Term Volunteers:. Sarah (with whom I am working). Http:/ luke-brown.blogspot.com/. Http:/ mrucki.tigblog.org/. Filled ...