I have missed you! As I am sure you have missed me actually posting this blog. ;) My greatest apologies. For some reason I have encountered every obstacle trying to continue my posts, even having to remake an entirely new blog site! I take it as a sign though, as we have been so busy traveling and encountering all the Ghana has to offer. With that please, make note of this new address:
But regardless of these, I continue to remain overwhelmed and in awe of the incredible privilege of this experience. Its emotional rollercoaster has humbled and taught me in every moment. I experience joy everyday from the people, the land, the opportunities and the mere existence of this experience. I am so thankful to those who have helped to get me here and those who support me.
So, ten days later! I don’t know where to start! Instead I will let a few photos tell the story. Check out the captions relating to each.
I truly love and am thinking of you all. I hope you ar well and in good health at home. I will see you at the end of august.
Wishing continued blessings,
-Shelley
Captions: (fyi the order of the photos is backwards)
-Me finally painting! I was only able to begin this past Thursday! It was a bit of an ordeal to get started but I am looking forward to having it finished by this Tuesday.
-The group listening to the story about Slave River, the Last place ensvlaed Africans were able to wash before deported to coastal slave castles, and on to the Americas
-Mr. Nick, the program coordinator and lecturer for the Aya Centre, the organization that helps organize the activites for our trip.
-A few lovely ladies enjoying Accra's Labadi Beach
-Our courageous bus driver Mr. Solomon (aka Uncle Solomon)
-Me with a beautiful view from the University of Ghana Legon
-Our courageous bus driver Mr. Solomon (aka Uncle Solomon)
-Me with a beautiful view from the University of Ghana Legon
-Our first day! And airport welcome from the Aya Centre
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