Picture post!

Ali showed us how to get to seriously the fast internet cafe ever, so that means it's time for a picture post (finally)!

 My bathroom and bedroom in Accra.

My first marriage proposal at Labadi Beach, Prince.

Group drum lesson at the University of Ghana

Batik workshop

My finished batik on the left!

Kwame dancing during the first funeral ceremony

Tro-tros outside of the University

Me; my Accra homestay sister, Nana; Debbie; Ali; and her homestay brother

Ainsley, Sarah, Ashley, and Jake with their wire sculptures

A professional dancer during a show in Accra

The group driving from Accra to Kumasi

Kwame, being his ridiculous self, at the soccer game

The beloved Auntie Margaret and the goats

The traditional African priestess

Erica, me, and Ali

 Gin and lime for the birthdays!

Kente weaving at KNUST

Ainsley and me getting ready to eat our peanut butter sandwiches

The group at Kandy's!

So, that's just a taste of what I have so far in pictures. Yesterday, we started the real dance classes and it was crazy. It's so hot that I swear my body doesn't ever stop. I don't even have salt in my sweat anymore, just water. I love African dance, though. It's just an awesome feeling to dance barefoot to a set of drums right next to you and sweat dripping off of you. Doesn't sound awesome, but I swear it is.

This weekend we're going to Kejetia Market, the biggest market in West Africa, and having some clothes made by one of the girls' homestay mother. So, updates soon!