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A secret Jew in a church
... seats the preacher spoke and announced that there were visitors in the room and that they should all stand up. So we stood up awkwardly, leading to a round of applause and everyone shaking our hands. For the next hour or so another preacher spoke, with every other sentence being followed by "Hallelujah" to which the audience responded enthusiastically with "amen". There was a slightly awkward moment when he spoke angrily about the Jews ...
2 MORE WEEKS!
... by a lovely lady named Gifty who works at the ISH kitchen. It was so nice to relax, get to know her and spend the day with her and some delicious Red Red. She lives just outside of Accra and it was perfect because sitting outside, seeing the hills and the trees made us all realize that we are in Africa.
This week has been pretty uneventful except the fact that Erica, Ferish and I just found this to die for amazing Obruni restaurant in Eastern Legon, Accra ...
Weekend travels
... much a similar story to Cape Coast Castle: the small town was first run by the Portuguese, then conquered by the Dutch, who then sold it to the British. It was the Portuguese who created the colonial slave trade. Africans were taken to do work in Portugal around the 1500s and they were admired for their work rate. The idea of using Africans for labour caught on and after a few years you get slavery. Once the Americas were discovered, slaves were shipped out and, thus, you have the ...
Day 2- beginning school and Day 3- ill
... the odds against them. All the kids were so adorably cute too, i want to cuddle them all! Finding out what i was doing was also surprising. I was asked what id like to teach and then later told i would be teaching english. However i was to be teaching 3 classes, at the same time! Ill see if i can change that tomorrow. Still feeling a little under the weather, i went back to the hostel and ...
Slavery
... as I see it, to provide people with a chance to see animals and birds that you can't see from the ground. I saw nothing - not only that, I never even felt close to seeing anything - or even hearing anything. Personally, thirty-odd people stamping and shouting their way through the wooden bridges doesn't sound like a good way of attracting wildlife, and I reckon it might be better for them to make it clear to tourists not to make any noise. Otherwise, what's the point of ...
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