It's 7:15 pm here in Ghana and I am ready to hit the sack soon - there was no sleeping for me (or the other two guys) on the plane last night.
And even if I HAD slept, it wouldn't have been enough. We deplaned at 7:00 am local time - which is 2:00 am Indiana time.
Then we made our way through customs - with minimum hassles from officials over the 2 SmartBoxes we were bringing into the country.
Upon leaving the airport in Emmanuel's pickup, we drove straight to Beacon International School and its founder, Samuel Yeboah, who was eagerly awaiting the gifts.
It turns out that Beacon is quite an impressive school and Samuel an impressive individual. I thoroughly enjoyed meeting him and came away thinking, "This is someone who makes things happen. I need to stay in contact with this guy!"
Our day was rounded out by a delicious dinner at Emmanuel's house which included grasscutter stew.
It wasn't bad for meat from a giant rodent. 😉
Now I am alone on the balcony of a hotel. There's a cool (enough) breeze and a full moon and I am very conscious of being incredibly blessed by God.
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