Don't panic!
Trip Start
Mar 15, 2007
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Trip End
May 15, 2007
I wasn't going to blog again before I had actually arrived in Ghana, since this is meant to be a travel blog and I haven't even left my doorstep. However, I've just reread my first entry (always a mistake, how cringe-worthy!) and realised it gave an impression of complete disorganisation. I didn't want readers to worry about whether I'd make it out to Africa without arrest/ malaria/ panic attacks. I know suspense keeps people reading, but I'd rather reassure that all is now well.
Having finshed work (with £15 from a random customer and best wishes for 'looking after the little black babies'[!]) I've had a lot more time on my hands. Time that I've quickly filled with goodbye phonecalls/ coffees/ drinks, but there are a few spare minutes here and there nevertheless. My blood pressure dropped several notches when I finally recieved my visa last week, and I'm fully stocked up on £160 worth of antimalarials, so no worries there.
Now I'm better organised I've got the chance to just enjoy the anticipation. I'm finding that my days are weirdly normal, though, as if I should feel somehow different now that it's only 3sleeps away! I thought that by this stage, every minute would be spent doing something Ghana- related, when in fact mostly things just plod on as normal. I'm sure that come Thursday my thirst for excitement and change will be satisfied, when I'm affronted with the Ghanaian heat, customs and food. I'll let you know!
Wish me luck...(oh, and the strength to lift my backpack!)
Having finshed work (with £15 from a random customer and best wishes for 'looking after the little black babies'[!]) I've had a lot more time on my hands. Time that I've quickly filled with goodbye phonecalls/ coffees/ drinks, but there are a few spare minutes here and there nevertheless. My blood pressure dropped several notches when I finally recieved my visa last week, and I'm fully stocked up on £160 worth of antimalarials, so no worries there.
Now I'm better organised I've got the chance to just enjoy the anticipation. I'm finding that my days are weirdly normal, though, as if I should feel somehow different now that it's only 3sleeps away! I thought that by this stage, every minute would be spent doing something Ghana- related, when in fact mostly things just plod on as normal. I'm sure that come Thursday my thirst for excitement and change will be satisfied, when I'm affronted with the Ghanaian heat, customs and food. I'll let you know!
Wish me luck...(oh, and the strength to lift my backpack!)



Comments
Go well!
Thoughts and prayers from 2 armchair supporters - envious!
Love from Liz and Ronnie B.
Goof Luck
Hannah your going to have such an amazing time. You will never forget this for the rest of your life. Keep well and keep us posted on all events
Love Amy and Joe X X X