My first stop after I landed in Ghana was a hotel nearby. It
was a very simple and basic place. I met my roommate Margaret and I also met Esther, our team leader. I felt
very welcomed. I had my first Ghanaian meal that evening, fried rice, fish
cooked in tomato sauce and a couple of baked potatoes. It was good but cold.
The food seemed like it was out on the buffet all day. After dinner, I went
back to the room to get ready for bed. The bathroom was different from what I’m
used to. The tub/shower had no shower curtains. Therefore, when I took my
shower I splashed water all over the floor. But I was grateful to have hot
water. Water is of concern here if you are a foreigner. I was told not to
ingest the water because I will get sick from it. I had to use the bottled
water I was given to brush my teeth. Overall, my first night in Ghana was
comfortable.
Message of the Day: Money is to be used and not
loved. If you get that
reversed you are in trouble because if you start loving money,
you will start using people to get more money.
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