Author TaylorsInGhana

Things were a lot slower around here this morning. Nazo is the only worker that comes on Friday. He was out most of the morning raking up leaves that had blown into pockets around the house and walls from the… Continue Reading →

Five o’clock rolled around pretty fast for Kandie and me Tuesday morning.  We had to stop at Walmart for an item before heading on to Huntsville airport by 6 am for my 8 am flight. My flights from Huntsville to… Continue Reading →

Kandie and I were up out of the bed before 4am this morning getting the house closed up to leave by 5am as we start our drive toward Accra to fly home Wednesday evening. Perry and Rusty were up soon after…. Continue Reading →

The Yendi Notes are coming from the courtesy of Rusty Johnson This morning Perry woke me up well before our alarm was set. He said they had just gotten word that we would be leaving an hour earlier than originally planned. We… Continue Reading →

The Yendi Notes are coming from the courtesy of Jack Reynolds We woke up this morning to a delicious traditional Ghanaian breakfast of Quaker oatmeal and toast. It has long been said among the Ghanaians for centuries that Quaker oatmeal and toast… Continue Reading →

  The Yendi notes today are coming courtesy of Rusty Johnson. Today was the start of day 2 of the seminar. Before breakfast we heard that some other people showed up during the night which has pushed the number to 390. What’s… Continue Reading →

  The Yendi notes today are coming courtesy of Perry Martin. Today was the start of the Seminar at Kulkpeni. We started the day with a breakfast of oatmeal and toast. We left for Kulkpeni at around 8:30. We took the… Continue Reading →

  The Yendi notes today are coming courtesy of Rusty Johnson. The theme for today was “Seminar starts tomorrow”. The morning plan was for Steve, Perry and me to head to Divine’s village to pick up the three pigs we purchased to… Continue Reading →

  The Yendi notes today are coming courtesy of Perry Martin. This morning started with a breakfast of boiled eggs and hash browns. Kandie always has food appearing at the right time for meals. After breakfast we all separated to “divide… Continue Reading →

The Yendi notes today are coming courtesy of Rusty Johnson. By Ghana standards today was pretty uneventful. After breakfast Perry and I started working on a project of cutting the seam on one side of a plastic bag. These bags are rectangle… Continue Reading →