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This was meant to be a photo blog. Time to try again!
I believe anyone following me here is also my friend on LiveJournal. I don't intend to double post, at least not right now. I am content with separate journals.
I'll start with photos from three years ago (can't believe it's been three!) from Ghana, at the Liberian Refugee Camp. I volunteered at a primary school, mostly focusing on a theatre for development project. The kids were wonderful.
This was the day of my project presentation. Almost the whole school was in attendance.
My dad came to Ghana the week before I went home for good. He did a talk about cell phones for the school. Most of the kids had a hard time understanding him, but the Q&A session was fun. My dad did a good job, all things considered!
I loved working with these kids. They had huge amounts of energy, and were very creative. Under the guidance of the math teacher, who became a close friend of mine, they made up a play about the growing importance of cell phones in Africa. It was presented the day my dad spoke.
I believe anyone following me here is also my friend on LiveJournal. I don't intend to double post, at least not right now. I am content with separate journals.
I'll start with photos from three years ago (can't believe it's been three!) from Ghana, at the Liberian Refugee Camp. I volunteered at a primary school, mostly focusing on a theatre for development project. The kids were wonderful.
This was the day of my project presentation. Almost the whole school was in attendance.
My dad came to Ghana the week before I went home for good. He did a talk about cell phones for the school. Most of the kids had a hard time understanding him, but the Q&A session was fun. My dad did a good job, all things considered!
I loved working with these kids. They had huge amounts of energy, and were very creative. Under the guidance of the math teacher, who became a close friend of mine, they made up a play about the growing importance of cell phones in Africa. It was presented the day my dad spoke.
