The rest of the day we just hung-out back here at the apt and I continued to unpack and situate my room. We were invited to go watch blackhawk down with one of the neighbors. I dont remember his name but he and his wife are from Jacksonville, FL and he is here training the Liberian Police.
Starting tomorrow, I will begin the check-in process at the UN Headquarters. I have to take my UN driving test, I have to sit-in on some briefs, fill out some paperwork and meet some folks. They are telling me I should expect to be in Monrovia checking in for about 3 weeks. Once I am complete I will be headed out to my team site; Gbanga. This site is located ~3 hrs (by road) northeast of Monrovia. My plan is to enjoy these next few weeks of A/C, electricity, and running water, because from what I'm told, Gbanga will be "roughing it." I am told that my team site has people from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Ukraine. I am excited to meet them all.
Sorry I have been able to post pictures but the bandwidth we have here is making it difficult. Ill keep trying and look into other options.
Ryan. . . We have plenty of extra hangers that we can send your way for you to sell for pocket change. And we can also send you a pallet of Cheerios. By the time you leave Liberia, your daughter's college fund will already be in place.
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Ryan,
ReplyDeleteGreat posts. Good luck with the check-in stuff and enjoy those cheerios.
-Pete