A Secret To Happy Pregnancy From West Africa Travel
Now halfway through my pregnancy, everything is suddenly so much better. Why? Because I finally realized something. This requires a travel metaphor to explain. When I lived in Ghana, West …
During my year-long leave of absence from teaching in 2009-10, I spent three months living and teaching in Ghana. It was the highlight of my around the world travels! See all the stories from my time there here.
Now halfway through my pregnancy, everything is suddenly so much better. Why? Because I finally realized something. This requires a travel metaphor to explain. When I lived in Ghana, West …
“Rains Down in Africa” by Toto Travels With Me! One of the few songs I had on my small, cheap computer to travel around the world for 9 months was …
It is difficult to write this because the heat has been broken in my apartment for five hours, and my bones (finger-bones included) are now ice-encrusted. Maybe you’ve heard: we’ve …
I have another piece entitled: “The 7 Most Delicious Foods of Around the World 2009.” Yum! Now another year of voracious eating has passed, bringing my munching mouth through Ghana, …
We have discussed where clothes you donate might end up, but what about the BOOKS you toss into the “Donation” bin? Me, I only had a hazy idea of how …
Article #31 in the YCC Kids Club Ghana Student Life Stories Project The Result of Running Away From School By Lawani Lucy, Age 13 “Run fast, Lucy!” my friend shouted. …
Article #30 in the YCC Kids Club Ghana Student Life Stories Project Understanding an Adult’s PunishmentBy Pamela Agbi, Age 14 This story is a story I will never ever forget …
Article #29 in the YCC Kids Club Ghana Student Life Stories Project The Extreme Poverty I Have Witnessed By Shulammite McCarthy In Cross-Culture Class, we are studying the Millennium Development …
“Ooo, you were CRYING last night, ooo!” laughed Sena Comfort this morning, pulling me into a hug. How true her words were! Yesterday, Youth Creating Change threw me a “Thanks …
Peter was quivering with excitement, and my Ghanaian teaching colleague, Seth, couldn’t help but hop up and down with each burst of emotion coursing through his zesty heart. “He’s a …