There are many ways to buy things here...
First off is the street side sellors, they are either in little stalls or walking on the street selling to people in cars, taxi's and tro tro's. THey sell everything you might need, from tolet paper, to pens, to electical adaptors, to apples and other foods, esspecailly candyies. The road side stalls also sell much, things like clothing, phone cards, fruits and vegitables, school supplies. These road side stnads are made of things like wood, small stands, or bigger store like fronts, but some are alos old truck containers, or some just bamboo.

YOu can also go to the market, where many people, mostly women are seling everything, and I mean everything, live crabs and snalls, peanut butter, cloth, shoes, cd's, dvds, hardwars and the like.
At all of these places the price are not set but must be bargained... as we bargan more we learn the reall prices, but now we are other ripped off, but being ripped of here, we still pay less than we would in canada...

OR you can go to the supper market where I could get most of the nice things from home, and here all things are expensive but they price tags, no bartering here...

AS I walk down the street people yell at me to buy there goods, come here my firend, come here and buy, please... buy from me...

This is common place... and happens all over town


Well, this weekend I am going to be taking a trip to the cape coast and to a national park and maybe some slaving calstles, I will wirte more on my return about that trip, but maybe give one more little thing here tommrow before i LEAVE ON FRIDAY...
tune in

PEACE
ALEX