Saturday, August 4, 2012

Good Bye, Ghana!

I think we'll come again.

But for now let's eat pizza and celebrate.








Friday, August 3, 2012

Vitamin R

Rice is really good for you. 
True, it's not readily available at every street corner, next to every street corner, in between, behind or underneath every street corner - but the nutritional benefits overshadow the struggle to find it every time. And we find it. And we cook it. And we eat it. 
And when we eat it, we eat it - 

We like rice with tomatoes and beans and onions and spices:


Or rice with chicken 


Rice with fried plantain and pepper sauce


Fried Rice with chicken in a bowl


Fried rice with chicken in a take away box


Fried rice with chicken on a purple plate



Fried rice and chicken on a white plate


Rice with goat stew and vegetables


Rice balls in stew



Plain rice in a ball



Plain rice in a pot


Plain rice with stew and egg


Fake rice (couscous)


Uncooked rice



Curry Rice with chicken


Yea, we had that twice



Mann&Hummel rice ;)


Coconut curry with white rice


Coconut curry with fried rice



Waakye (rice and beans) with Shito (pepper sauce) and Gari (cassava)


Jollof Rice and egg


Disclaimer: No rice was cooked or ordered simply for the purpose of posting it in this post ;) 

Friday, July 27, 2012

An Invitation

I had the honour of attending the Vision School´s end of the school year celebration. All the kids were gathered in the schoolyard listening to live music and dancing and singing



Victoria´s daughter Sika with Robert, one of the teacher´s babies


Fun on the Ghana slide




Little Man


The live music, courtesy of Mr. Benjamin and Mr. David - two of the teachers at the school


She´ll be a model 


Her shoes sparkled


Then I spent a couple hours dancing with the kids and taking pictures




This is Madam Trinity (Robert´s mama) 








They´re best friends


This is Esther


Sika with Robert


Ladykiller


Then we took a short lunch-break



Victoria!


The school´s new principal, Mr. Kasante


Robert got hungry too...but we couldn´t find his mama so Sika and I tried to entertain him to avoid tears


He didn´t like it






After lunch (and after we found Madam Trinity) we sang some songs



Then Victoria and the teachers got together with Mr. Kasante


And called me forward 


To thank me and give me this sash (!)


Best day



Victoria and me with some of the kids from the Grade 1 class


The teachers


Benjamin and David and Robert


I could have stayed forever