Liberia feels so familiar. It smells like flowers and moisture and things molding. The air is steamy and sometimes breezy when the clouds arrive. There is sprinkling rain, which we ignore, and pouring, pounding rain, [...]
Excerpts from Stephanie Vickers... More later I have been on an internet diet...for the last 13 days. We have had no internet connection and so I have been unable to share photos or adventures and [...]
The group of traveler's is o.k. and healthier than the internet connection at the Peace Corps training area in Kakata. Jim & Pat McGeorge are at Currin Hospital and meeting with Peace Corps Volunteers there. [...]
[frame style="modern" image_path="https://fol.org/wp-content/uploads/karma/fol_group-18.jpg" link_to_page="" target="" description="" size="two_col_large"] The group of 23 FOL travelers has arrived in Liberia. Continue reading to view photos from the trip [nggallery id=2]
[frame style="modern" image_path="https://fol.org/wp-content/uploads/karma/fol_group-10.jpg" link_to_page="" target="" description="FOL Group gets ready to depart" size="two_col_large"] For some, it will be the first time back to Liberia in more than 40 years; others have been back to Liberia for [...]
Sorry for the delay but I had some problems with my photo software but as promised I am sharing in no special order a few photos from the OMEP Conference with such dignitaries [...]
The end of the journey…a day late and a dollar short as the saying goes I apologize for the length to this entry but I had trouble with internet connections and getting it posted and [...]
Monrovia, Tuesday night, April 9, 2013 After 30 or so hours in the air and in airports I made it to Liberia and to my hotel and sort of collapsed into bed. Fighting a nagging cough [...]
I am heading back to Liberia... On April 6 I will head to Liberia to work with the early childhood education (ECE) teacher training project again, but this time I have the privilege of sharing [...]
