Mokos Bed and Breakfast Monrovia
19th Street Payne Avenue Monrovia, Liberia
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TravelPod Member ReviewsMokos Bed and Breakfast Monrovia
“good place to stay”
not bad for a small hotel
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"Jue!" "Im Not Your Jue!" 2
... in America! But here it is quite common, especially if the strangers want to get to know you—and me, being a white woman, everyone wants to get to know me.
3. They call yogurt ‘sour milk.’ It is not very common as it requires storage in cool temperatures.
4. People do not show public affection here at all. I have only seen two couples holding hands in the whole 6 months I have been here. They ...
Gadhafi has been captured!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;-)
... in our kitchen, pooing and crowing as much as it damn well pleases. And it refuses to eat. We fed it rice, which they feed all the chickens, but this one is a true African chicken, as expressed by its determined stubbornness. We even decided to feed it more rice than normal, in honor of its last meal before we prepare it for our meal tonight. I think I shall name this one Gadhafi, or George W. Bush since I never got my monkey. ...
The past 6 weeks!
... and Anxiety. They also have an impressive portfolio of programs they had implemented in the past in both Liberia and Ghana.
Last week, they took me to one of the many slums outside central Monrovia. It was a relatively small community known as Logantown that is inundated with drug addicts and extremely unsanitary living conditions. We met a group of addicts, both men and women. There were very differences between the individuals. They all had ...
Time To Count Some Serious Blessings
... through lived it. And as hard as it was for me, it didn’t even touch the surface of how hard it was for them. But still, I wanted to clack my heels together and say, “I wish I were home. I wish I were home. I wish I were home,” because I’m definitely not in America anymore. Today took away any denial or hope I still had that I was still living in the comfort of my world.
Hello Africa-Africa. I’m Siah. It’s nice to finally meet you (sort ...
This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Moko's Bed and Breakfast