As the days get longer and longer on site and the deadline draws ever closer to us, two things begin to happen: First came the topic of food! All the yummy stuff from back home we just so badly want to have in front of us. Though a good Ghanaian dish can easily rival any other cuisine on my account, the shear variety, quality, or the out right simplicity of foods we have in Toronto is something that is very easy to yearn for. Just to give all the parents a heads up, the group had unanimously voted for rich, moist dark chocolate mouse cake as the top item to charge towards when we get home. Second to the talk of our food cravings is the growing discontent with the group leader. Despite personal stress and large responsibilities, his dismissive attitude towards students’ time, effort, opinions, and capabilities in conjunction with his short temperament made the already fractured relationship between him and everyone else crumble even faster. It is truly regretful that our mutual dismay for him has begun to over take some of the fondness of this trip.
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