It is my duty to inform you of my WHOLE life here, not just the beach trips and cool pics. If there is ONE THING that I do not love about living here, nor will I ever love - it is the public urination. Not just public urination, but public #2 as well. I've witnessed the #2 a couple of times and both times - almost lost my lunch. It is not a pleasant sight! BUT the public urination is something I literally see every time I leave my house to go somewhere. It seems that everywhere I turn my eyes, there is either someone about to pee, peeing, or zipping up their pants from peeing. They never go behind a bush. And often they FACE the road, do not even turn the other way. So, there you have it. My post about PEE. I apologize..... but just keeping it real folks.
(To be fair, a public restroom is HARD to come by along the street and when you gotta go, you gotta go - but it is not my norm nor what I would ever get used to)
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Signs like this - very common |
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Even in the fancy hotels - really? Does this mean Men and Women....or #1 and #2? |
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And WHY must they be so literal? No pictures necessary - WE GET IT!!!!
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OK, I'm done. You are now completely informed. Life is not all glamorous over here in Accra. Now, if you'll excuse me....
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