I Traveled to Accra Ghana to Apply for Liberia Visa


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Okay Andy, I apologize for a couple of my post, hope you can forgive me.
Malaria - The biggest secret on the planet is Artemisia annua, (Sweet Wormwood), the most effective medicine known to kill the Plasmodium falciparum. Most street side Pharmacies in West Africa have this on their shelves. Just pick up a couple of boxes of "Artemos" (B-Artemether), approx. $10 a box. If you suspect you have Malaria, just take a round of treatment, simple as that!!
Liberia - If you really are going to Liberia Andy, I do have contacts there who can show you around, send me an email and I will forward phone #s
Cheers.
worldmind from
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Dear Andy,
I can't tell you how much I enjoy your writing and the experiences you share. I'm originally from Ohio but now live in Paris and have not moved around nearly as much as I would have liked, but I do share much of your background and opinions, things like construction work or other labor making Real Men, and your general interest in mobility, technology and people.
This is my first comment, and I'm motivated to write with a suggested improvement to your system: You would probably agree that as you are out and about all day, sitting here and there, rubbing up against various furniture, vehicles, etc. which may be lacking in cleanliness, your clothing becomes dirty. So how about this? Why not turn your dirty clothing inside-out to distinguish it from your clean clothing, which you would keep right-side-out, thus keeping your clean clothing clean?
It's really very easy to just give your dirty, worn pants or shorts or boxer shorts or t-shirt a flip when taking them off, and you will then know they are dirty. I actually do this in my everyday stationary life, so I know it works, and I think it would be far better than turning your clean clothing inside-out next time it's cleaned and delivered to your room.
All the best and safe travels.