I told my hubby I wanted pizza for dinner. So he ordered me this meat lovers pizza from Chicken Man in Kasoa. It was really good. Sometimes I get tired of eating African food. I’m trying to introduce my hubby to other things. Being in an intercultural marriage is definitely a vibe. #ghanawife

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I’m so glad I got in that plane. I was nervous, scared and unsure. I doubted my decision. I prayed and cried, prayed and cried. I would do it all over again as long as he’s on the other side. The kindness and protection he gives me. It’s indescribable. It’s priceless. It’s profound. He’s my best fr

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Intercultural relationships and the way we interact with all of our differences is something for the books. Every single experience is unique in some way. You are constantly learning, adjusting, adapting and developing knowledge that’s profound. It’s not wrong it’s just different. It’s not weird it

Life here in Ghana is definitely an experience. Everyday I’m learning and adjusting to this lifestyle. It’s not always easy. It’s humbling in ways I can’t even explain. Come with an open mind. Im constantly asking questions. I’m enjoying living life with my hubby. I can’t believe I’m traveling to a

So on this day hubby is teaching me about the electric system here in Ghana. It’s very different than in the US. It’s pretty much a prepay system. You decide how much money you will add to your account. In the meantime you make that money last by managing how much energy you will use daily. The box

Ghana life is different in ways I can’t explain at times. There are challenges that I face. There are days that I feel like I have went back in time. Adaptation is a must. I am being acclimated into the system and learning new ways of doing things. It’s not an easy task especially coming from the U

I’m learning new things with every visit. This is my second Home. My husband is a traditional Ashanti man. He had to adapt to my traditions as I had to adapt to his. We are a partnership. When dating interculturally you have to be open to change. It’s not always about gender roles. It’s about worki

This is my apartment in Ghana. My second home. It’s comfy and cozy. A place my husband and I enjoy. It’s definitely a money saver. I can avoid the hassle of getting an Airbnb or hotel when I visit. #ghanawife #apartmentinghana #mysecondhome #ghana🇬🇭 #lemon8post

I really love my sister in law’s cooking. I don’t know what she does different, but it hits the spot every time. My first visit was definitely a culture shock. Being around people who feel genuinely happy to meet you. Not for anything but the experience. It’s a blessing. #ghanawife #ghanausa🇬

I love sitting on the beachside when I’m in Ghana. I feel so at peace. Ghana really is my second home. It’s so calming in the early mornings and late nights. It’s something about that breeze and watching the fishermen fish. It’s an experience. It miss this. #ghanawife #bigmillies #ghana

Traveling to see your person is so exciting, but leaving them is heartbreaking. It’s not easy. There are so many things you have to get used to. The small things can make you second guess at times. Stand firm on your decision to navigate an LDR. Although there may be hard times, I feel it’s worth i

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The time difference is definitely a thing. When you’re dating someone on another continent you feel that time shift. It can be a tedious part of LDR. Managing that relationship from two different time zones. Mind you, when you finally reunite you to have to program your mind to adjust to the new se

It’s not always easy but worth it if you’re with the right person. I’m constantly learning and managing my way through this experience. I’m still in awe of how the process has been so rewarding in so many ways. There will be times when you may doubt yourself, but remain confident in your decision t

Being in a LDR comes with its challenges. Trying to feed into your relationship takes a considerable amount of effort. You have to be all in. It’s a sacrifice. Trying to make the best out of the certain circumstances. Sometimes them flight prices are not in the budget. It’s a real thing. Having to

Leaving my belongings behind hoping they will be in good condition when I return to Africa. Married life is good and all but the differences can seem overwhelming at times. This is such a minuscule thing but it’s real. Sometimes you return and things aren’t like you left it. Trying to make sure you

Pure enjoyment watching my soon to be in laws making fufu. They are using cassava and plantain in this particular video. Intercultural connection is definitely a vi e. You are constantly learning. It’s never a dull moment. #ghanawife #interculturallove #africanhusband #lemon8post #g

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