Well, I left london,
I got to hethrow and was throuhg check in in 5 minutes, though most lines we hours long, lucky me, and after a tedious, but relaxing 45 minutes throuhg security and a pint of guinees at the bar, i was on route to ghana.
I arrived in 24 degree weather, cloudy and in a power outage, the volta river is low and the dams aren't producing enough elctriicty, so rolling outages are in effect.
IT has been rather chilly and raining since then. but the power is back onb.
today i meet and move in with my host family which is very exciting, and we start class today, well, orientation, realy calss starts next week. All of the people here are great, and the times are fun and so far, relaxed.
I hope that you all are doing well, and checking this blog... so i know that it is usefull.
Please comment?
That is it for the edition.,
PEACE and LVOE
ALEX
I got to hethrow and was throuhg check in in 5 minutes, though most lines we hours long, lucky me, and after a tedious, but relaxing 45 minutes throuhg security and a pint of guinees at the bar, i was on route to ghana.
I arrived in 24 degree weather, cloudy and in a power outage, the volta river is low and the dams aren't producing enough elctriicty, so rolling outages are in effect.
IT has been rather chilly and raining since then. but the power is back onb.
today i meet and move in with my host family which is very exciting, and we start class today, well, orientation, realy calss starts next week. All of the people here are great, and the times are fun and so far, relaxed.
I hope that you all are doing well, and checking this blog... so i know that it is usefull.
Please comment?
That is it for the edition.,
PEACE and LVOE
ALEX
posted by almo | 4:19 AM
1 Comments:
Glad to hear you made it there safe and sound. Was great seeing you in London, enjoyed the banjo tunes. Hope to see you back here and I look forward to tales of Ghana.
Chris
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