Come to Ghana and visit with Bah and Andy

Andy, what is Bah going to do when you leave Ghana?

Phil J from has written 75 comments

Hi Andy. I am glad things are good for you and Bah. Good luck on the book. I will definitely want to read it when you are finished with it. I have thought about writing a short book with a lot of photos. I hope with the aid of my daughter and Lu LU publishing to someday make it a reality.
I clicked on the passport agency link. Boy these guys do not fool around. That website is really strack. Easy to use and right to the point. I like it.
I am just waiting to finish up some paperwork here and do a little getting rid of stuff I do not want to pay to store. Then I plan to go to a place that is a lot less stressful. I need a place where I can walk and exercise and lose about 15 pounds. And emotionally just relax and think of absolutely nothing except relaxing. How far is Mampong from the international airport?
So when, hopefully very soon, my mode shifts to priority one, tacamo "take charge and move out", and I will once again travel. If my destination is east this time I will let you know.
take care and be safe
Phil

The USA needs to send in troops? Huh, the USA cannot police the world. We are bankrupt as a nation and can no longer afford that stuff. And when we do we are resented and hated. The USA needs to mind its own business and fix its financial mess before we meddle more in far away places.

john from has written 84 comments

Sorry no oil, no help. That is the way it works in Africa. Yes, chocolate prices are going to go up, but there are other places in which the US can grow coco beans. It's harsh, but you should know that is the way the world rolls. Not saying it is right, but it is the way it goes.

edbytes from has written 5 comments

Andy,

I agree with your sentiment about putting U.S. troops in to stop the genocide it is rarely that simple. Armies are good for destroying things, not so good in protecting one group from another.
Christians in Islamic counties have co-existed for centuries. In Iraq they are mostly gone. Many other countries are the same. People who want to prove they follow the Quaran are purging their countries of "Infidels" unfortunately often by killing them.The U.S., the U.N. and the world are very slow to acknowledge this and even slower to try to stop it.
The U.N. peace keepers (French troops) can follow the law and support the "elected" leader. Whoops we didn't "see" the atrocities.

HappyHobo from has written 18 comments

I will be praying for the Christians trapped in the Ivory Coast. This is so sad!!! What did they do wrong? Nothing, they just lived peaceful lives and now they will die for standing up for what is right and what is true. I pray for mighty strength and peace in this horrible time and if it can be, I pray they are able to get away from these death forces and find freedom!!!

Mary, you are right. I am with you.

We have no physical power, but we have our tongues. This is powerful and the more join the more power.

Lord, we both pray for the protection of your children there. And peace and freedom for everyone who wants to live there, no matter what religion or race they are. Give this tiny piece of land on this earth a good leadership, obeying you and your will. In Jesus Name. Amen.