Adventures, Challenges and Change- A Blog By Stanley Moll. Those who got me Here. September 25, 2010 in Uncategorized 2 comments. 4 weeks since returning to Canada. Its been an interesting ride for sure, but mostly an alright one. And then We were done. The less than gentle reminder that we were here for work so what did you do Stan? What did you do? .

Working at the District Assembly. 8220;You did not keep long. I put my laptop and a host of other papers into my backp.

Chronicling my Summer in Malawi. Posted by laurenhockin in Uncategorized. It is the language that I spoke with my host family, the Bandas, as well as the other people in my village all throughout my summer working in Malawi. For me, tionana encapsulates my sentiments as I left my Malawian family and home to return to Canada in August of 2010.

Challenges faced, lessons learned, stories shared, feelings experienced and thoughts reflected on during my time in Ghana with Engineers Without Borders. I was listening to a song the other day and a lyric rang true with me. I gave you my best shot, but you never could tell. Gonna pack my suitcase, sing to myself, goodbye. I gave you my best shot,.

Erin in Ghana Set for Change. On August 27, 2010. Right now, with my last few hours in Accra, I want to table my big questions, let myself simply enjoy being in this place, and come back to Canada brave, without answers, and looking forward to the incredible potential the future holds. On August 13, 2010.

The not-so-profound chronicles of a summer spent in Ghana, working with the district government assembly and Engineers Without Borders. Monday, August 2, 2010. These are almost all certainly part of larger communities but unless you are specifically familiar with them you have no idea how to combine them. There is no complete or official list of communities. When departments collect data, they visit and name the communities .