I love you like harmattan pawpaw!

Seda, et Harmattan on täiega käes! Eelmine aasta jäi kaua oodatud Harmattani efekt märkamata, ei olnud neid tolmupilvi, mida meile varem kirjeldatud oli. Ahjaa, Harmattan on Lääne-Aafrikas aeg mis jääb vahemikku november-märts, ja sel ajal toob eriline tuul Saharast suured tolmupilved. Tolmupilved on nii rasked, et teinekord varjavad päikse ja nähtavus on kohati suht halb. Nagu Eestis kui on paks udu. Aint, et paks udu ei sega hingamist.

Ei ole saanud käesoleva harmattani ajal väga palju linnast välja reisima, aga räägitakse, et väga ilusaid maastikupilte näeb harmattani ajal. Külad, mäestikud kumamas läbi tolmupilve ja päike tolmult peegeldumas…

Kes on paw-pawd söönud? On ju hea vili eks? Enivei, siin harmattani ajal viljapuud kattuvad selle paksu tolmuga ja viljad nn hauduvad tolmukihi all. Seega sel ajal valminud mangod ja pawpawd on eriliselt magusad. Mistõttu on pealkirjaks olev populaarne armastusavaldus täiesti tõsiselt võetav kompliment. Kui uskuda seda blogi siis hit-rate on lausa 70% mhmm pole paha tõesti, tolle blogi autor ei jaga kahjuks minu paw-paw vaimustust 🙁

Kui tavaliselt ma olen harjunud et Ghana õhtud on üpris jahedad siis nüüd Harmttani ajal on isegi õhtud kuumad. Istud verandal higibull otsa ees ja mõtled mis jama on kell 10 õhtul juba ju?!? Arvata on, et tolmu pilv ei lase päeval kuumaks köetud õhul minema lipsata.

12 Replies to “I love you like harmattan pawpaw!”

  1. Yeas, I googled the saying “I love you like harmattan paw-paw” to get more information and found from your blog that hit-rate for that compliment is around 70%. So I linked it here.

    And hey, Paw-paw is delicious – especially during Harmattan – sooo sweeet!

  2. Hey, thank you. I see you are Estonian?? Dutch?? And you are in Ghana still?? That will be cool to know. Ghana is so wonderful a place, see? I’ll get a translation software soon and read your piece in English.

  3. I am an Estonian. I came to Ghana over land with car at Feb 2009 and have been here since 🙂 West Africa is wonderful 😉

    Hahahaa if you use Google Translator Estonian to English I bet you will get some hilarious piece to read. I mean at leas Google Translator does not translate our language proper 🙂

    Are you in Ghana still?

  4. I am a true-blood Ghanaian and I am here still. In Takoradi to be precise. It’s cool to know you love West Africa. I haven’t travelled West Africa but I know a lot of people from other countries and you bet that West African people are so much fun.

    Wow, you came over land to Ghana?? From Estonia?? That’s so cool. My!! If I could reach you, I’d do a piece on you for my blog? Hey, how workable is that? Let me know here and we can arrange a little interview, chat, something.

    Oh boy, I’m already loving the possibility already..

  5. Yep over land all they way from Estonia – and my friend drove back same way with same car about a year ago.
    For some photos use this link: http://ethelkxxk.wordpress.com/category/pildireportaazh-autoga-ghanasse/

    Yo are Ghanaian??? I am surprised 🙂 Anyways, my work brings me to Takoradi sometimes (I work for a construction company building and maintaining cell sites). And my best friend, a Slovakian girl lives in Takoradi. She is doing an Oil City Magazine there http://www.oilcityghana.com/

    So If there I will let you know and we can meet up in Spikes or somewhere 🙂

  6. Oh my!! Those pictures are really breathtaking, Thanks for sharing, Ethel. Now we really need to talk. I got to feature you for my blog. So when you are in Takoradi, just let me know. We’ll meet up. Spikes? Cap’n Hooks? Anywhere. I’m so terribly looking forward to it.
    And I love your best friend’s work too. Maybe I’ll come across her publication soon when i’m around town. (Email: delalorm.kpeli@kasahorow.com. so we can exchange contacts too and talk 🙂

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