"Mom! Please eat some wachee (pronounced whachey) for me! The best stuff is a little booth (seriously, booth) halfway down the main road outside Salvation Army heading towards the bank. Try it with spagetti and egg and pepe. Also, try 'egg on head' = woman with a platter of hard boiled eggs on her head - make sure you take the onion and pepe."
Thank You Aryn, for taking care of my little place so I could be here, for helping with the "littles" and for just giving me those little injections of prayer and love and understanding. From that first phone call resulting in me being a puddle on the floor to the latest time in Ada where I got to learn so much about what others see in you. I loved hearing people "OHUI MOMMY!" from places in the village and from people I had't even met yet.
Joseph says "Dorniky Ohui, I miss you and we all love you"
Ghana Greets You!
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