Accra – A couple of days at Ashley’s home to get acclimated FROM AIRLINE FOOD TO REAL FOOD We took advantage of Tim’s offer to use Waste Enterpriser’s driver and went to market where we scored bananas, oranges and mangos. A far cry more nourishing than the interesting jet crackers we carried off Ethiopian […]
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Kumasi – Exploring a whole new world USING YOUR HEAD Bob was thrilled to find that people still use their heads to carry their burdens in this part of Africa. He remembers seeing a sewing machine atop a woman’s head as a child. Inspired by a woman carrying a load of used plastic and
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Our new home in Adiebeba – settling in for the long haul with a groovy group of folks and two goats MOVING IN Ashley of Waste Enterprisers found this great home in a neighborhood called Adeibeba for project staff and rented it for a year. After arriving from Accra with our bags, Bob
A nice visit with Jeremy and Brian at the Catawba County landfill combined with some biodiesel consulting – May 4th through 6th
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In which we hang out at Ned’s, have dinner with Frankie and Jessica and spend time with brother Joe
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May 24, 2012 – A lovely visit with Mom, Darla and John, Charity and Brandon and their happy families.
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Fun times at Dickinson College Farm frolfing and frolicking with little lambs
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An Italian/Egyptian wedding in New Jersey and a couple of nights in Harlem
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KUMASI PREVIEW – Photos from afar to give us a glimpse into our future as we prepare to move to Ghana for a year in June
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Springtime with Neighbors March 2012 SPRINGTIME WITH NEIGHBORS March 2012 SPRING FEVER Cute little Kome, Jason and Haruka’s grey kitty, shows of the rice-shaped spot on her throat as she decides she’s had enough of Amy’s arms. Kome is the Japanese word for rice. The beautiful March weather made it difficult to stay
