I look like I'm going to elbow two guys in the face.
My best Ghana pictures are of my colleagues, but I don't feel right posting their pictures here. Fortunately I have no qualms about posting pictures of strangers! This was a fabulous trip. The whole crew just clicked (Click!) right away, and we had breakfast together every morning and went out to fancypants-but-fabulous restaurants every evening. (And yes, even an Irish pub. Whaddya expect? They are everywhere and irresistable.) During the day we lay sprawled by the pool in the equatorial sun; when I came back to Dubai, a friend remarked I looked like "a little Puerto Rican girl."
I know I've said it before but foreign cities just seem so much more interesting in pictures than American cities do (foreign to me personally, obviously).
I like this set of pictures. All of the people look so happy. And the food is making me hungry even though I don't think there's a single thing there that I could or would eat! :) (Well, a tomato and some french fries perhaps.)
Somebody said something to me once, regarding fried egg sandwiches, that eating eggs means, "I'm going to live another day." To this day I always remember that each time I eat eggs.
Do you know my little brother? He was KHS class of '98. He eats upward of six eggs a day, I kid you not.
