Gua Guas, Tap Taps, and Motos

Well, you may or may not know that I went to Haiti last week. It was quite an adventure to say the very least. Traveling there is unlike any travel experience I have ever had. The trip starts with a…

Well, you may or may not know that I went to Haiti last week. It was quite an adventure to say the very least. Traveling there is unlike any travel experience I have ever had. The trip starts with a…

As I sit here getting ready to tell you all about Agua Negra I realize it has been quite awhile since I have written or updated at all. This in mind I will give a brief sparknotes version of the…
here’s the real video!here i am
Ok really quick my last post, Dulces, got cut off from crazy internet and crazy blog. Long story short; this is still an incredible experience and I am eager to soak it all in!
Here I Am This is when I finally made it to the island, more jet lagged than I ever wanted to admit.

Amber is a very hard name to say in Spanish. I’m not sure if I’ve told this to you or not, but it is! Sonya, one of the mom’s, calls me Dulce. This can me sweet, sweetie or candy. We…

Letter Five (August 29, 2010) – New Challenges at the Orphanage Abby tries to keep lessons at the orphanage fun, while dealing with challenges presented by a sometimes apathetic orphanage staff. As she learns more about the kids at the…
Also here is a video of the kids on the slide it is so cute and funny! SLIDE!
Here’s another flight vid enjoy! P.S. sorry for typos in my previous blogs. I will be more diligent I promise! watch?v=n7XBoTROcTo

Letter One (July 31, 2010) – Welcome to Kwamoso! In her first letter from Ghana, Abby discusses adjusting to life without running water or electricity in the village of Kwamoso. She also discusses Ghanaian food and transportation.