Magic Weekend

Why magic, you ask?

I will tell you:

I have been on the street with disabled people of different kinds. They were dancing to the music – the blind, the ones in wheelchairs, the deaf – all of them. You couldn´t imagine they were disabled.

Later the ones in the wheelchairs were playing basketball against each other. They were ambitious to win the game and didn´t bother to ram the other ones or get rammed. Great match with fair players.

No matter what, people are just people. All the same but different. Magic

Women match: Cape Coast vs. Accra

 

Men match: Cape Coast vs. Koforidua

I have been in paradise. Long, sandy beaches, blue water, sun, palm trees, great waves to bath in and to surf on. I stayed in a house directly on the beach. Friendly people were everywhere and smiled at me. I had fresh lobster for lunch and ate it with my fingers. It felt like heaven on earth. Magic

Busua Beach

Ocean at Busua with island view

I have been with D&D in the Garden of the Dwarfs and saw them fighting against Porcupines. All were running, tackling each other and following different strategies. It was a great fight and in the end the dwarfs won luckily: 1-0. Magic

Dwarfs fans in the back

Standard situation shortly before the goal to 1-0

I have been in a Christmas and Carols Service in Cape Deaf. They brought a feeling of Christmas into the heat of Ghana. The kids were dressed in white. They looked like angels. The songs remembered me of snow and the cold weather. I never dreamed of feeling like that. Magic

Kids at Cape Deaf in their dresses