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Hotel Provident Monrovia

9th Street, Sinkor Monrovia, Liberia

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"Jue!" "Im Not Your Jue!" 2

A travel blog entry by gabbyshinagle

... resources has devastated their capacity for wealth.

8. They make bread out of rice. They pound the rice, then add vegetable oil, sugar, and bananas or coconut if they want and cook it on the fire. I don’t like it much. Banana rice bread is not like regular banana bread. And it’s too greasy for me.

9. Two tribes in northern Liberia have a long tradition of camaraderie. The Kissis and the Lomas. ...

Nobel Peace Prize goes to . . . Ms. Fraudulent!

A travel blog entry by gabbyshinagle

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... to know. Bodies were thrown on the nearby beach; the police took some bodies, not to investigate, but to hide the evidence. Because of this, CDC then began captivating bodies so as to use them to incriminate the police. BBC reported only one dead body and several more wounded. The actual number is much higher than that.
President/2011 Nobel Peace Prize Recipient Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is a complete fraud! She ordered ECOWAS and the national police to use violence on ...

My Amazing African-American Birthday!

A travel blog entry by gabbyshinagle

... you lose not only your money, but your woman, too. Therefore their love is not genuine, and that is what the guys here want—a genuine and supportive love.

There is a new *****ian song on the radio that says “if you can’t love me now, don’t love me later, when my later is much greater.” This idea that African women only chase money seems to be quite a widespread concept—one that surpasses the boundaries of ...

Gadhafi has been captured!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;-)

A travel blog entry by gabbyshinagle

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... 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!

A travel blog entry by gabbyshinagle

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... that they’re like super-human. Freaks of nature these people are as they able to do tasks (such as grabbing boiling hot pots with their bare hands!) that would literally put me in the hospital.

Anywhos, once you’re done scrubbing each article of clothing, you squeeze out all the soap that had foamed and throw it in another bucket with clean water. You let the clothes soak in the clean water until all of the clothes have been scrubbed. Then you rinse the ...

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