I DID IT (and how it happened).
The image of three school-aged boys, arms around each others’ shoulders walking down the road with that impressionable smile, is … Continue reading I DID IT (and how it happened).
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That Light (at the End of the Tunnel)
The laughter of a child lights up the house. ~ African proverb Small pinpricks of light of the end of … Continue reading That Light (at the End of the Tunnel)
A New Sprout of Passion
Each day that evaporates into the subsaharan African heat gives me a greater appreciation to be here. (The heat intensity … Continue reading A New Sprout of Passion
The Commencement of N495
Yesterday we boarded a bus heading from Accra to Kumasi and then a trotro took us to the village. If … Continue reading The Commencement of N495
Maintaining a Sense of Expectancy
Anticipation and expectancy are such ironic concepts in the face of a constant unknown future. We never know what the … Continue reading Maintaining a Sense of Expectancy
The Conquer of N494
We did it. One course is done! The last nursing exam is written. Only one course is left. We set … Continue reading The Conquer of N494
Sunday Ponderings on Bojo Beach
Eight degrees above the equator plus an Atlantic oceanside beach equals ______ ? But when you’re a Canadian who has … Continue reading Sunday Ponderings on Bojo Beach
How to Spell Love
“Love is spelled t-i-m-e.” (Pastor Godfrey) This morning granted us the amazing opportunity to join Ghanaian believers in worship to … Continue reading How to Spell Love
A Few Steps in this New World
The International Programmes Registrar that presented to us today in a wonderfully air-conditioned conference room made a statement that I … Continue reading A Few Steps in this New World
Goodbye Canada!
If you read the first six or so chapters of the book of Joshua, you will find that Moses repeatedly … Continue reading Goodbye Canada!
Lena's Footprints in Ghana 