Thumbs down
- Sorry but it seems menopause has hit early for this Sarah Palin excuse for a ghana woman. Get a life and stop being so full of your damn self - Anonymous
- Esi or whatever your name is, I am rather disappointed in your lack of discernment. You seem very ignorant, inconsiderate and most of all unbelievable. I think you must really consider re-evaluating your sense of humor becasue you are stepping on others' toes. We want to be happy to read your blog and not see others upset over your ignorance. I'm sure you're educated enough; I know common sense is not common but use your brain! It looks like you resent certain people; free yourself from resentment!
--Lynn - I found this podcast to be a bit disappointing & not at all funny.- Anonymous
Thumbs up
- This blog is really interesting -a preparation of sorts for when I finally return home- Miss Awo Akosua Kesewa
- You make me wish to be in Ghana rydi. - MIghtTy African
- I always enjoy reading what you write - it's real, well-written and highly entertaining. Keep it coming!- Akyere
- I swear .. i have been here longer than you but u have reminded me of things i had forgotten kraaa ooh...lol.. wow was nice to read this piece.. got me giggling a couple of times too... nice - Nikoi
- I love the way you write Esi its so humourous descriptive and informative. While ive only been to Ghana once you bring it all back to life for me - Paul
- I'm feeling all ghana-romantic just reading about these experiences - Paa Kwesi
- Your blog is awesome - anonymous
- Great blog..keep it up - Gerard
- Esi, you are a genuis - Anonymous
- Esi you write with such feeling and detail I fell like im back there - Pablo
- Maame Esi! Thanks for writing on these interesting subjects and observations. Interesting reading and so enlightening! thanks loads! cheers - Peaceset
- Esi, your blog is officially my distraction from writing a horrendous paper that's due tomorrow - Aya
- I really like the way you write, it kept me interested till the end. And i think the comments by others are also pretty interesting too - Eyuseh
- Esi, i must commend you on your style of writing. It sure keeps one reading till the very end. - Kwame
- I love your blog. I think it's a refreshing change from many of the ghanaian blogs I have read.- Anonymous
- Wow! From a literary perspective, it's one of the best pieces I have ever read. It has humour and wit aplenty!- Nana Yaw Asiedu
- Really funny piece! - Posekyere
- Aseda nkoaa! More of these!! - Paa Kwesi
- Brilliant. I thouroughly enjoyed that.- Thoughts of a Simpleton
- Have enjoyed your blog. This is my first time of reading it - Anonymous
- Still loving your great writing and loooong diaries.- Nana Yaw Asiedu
- This your blog is very distracting - Aya
- I just found your blog - and i loves it - emphasis on love - Anonymous
- Esi, I just added you to my favourites bar. I've been laughing for close to 2 hours and I'm sure my roomate is ready to kill me....LMAO - Anonymous
- This was so interesting, thank you very much! - Anonymous
- Chic, As usual you got me cracking up with this piece! Nice one. Keep it up! - Maame Esi
- Good work. You're such a leader in thinking.- Nana Yaw Asiedu
- Really Good Stuff. Hahaha. I could not help but laugh. I know exactly what you mean. - RELATE
- Thanks for the funny blog post. You really made me smile - Oluniyi David Ajao
- Keep up the good work girl. Loving the blog. - Nicola Sackey
- I love ur blog, brings back fond memories - Shels
- Good show Esi, your writing had sent me back a lot memories- i can write a whole book on it. - Nii Ayi
- ROTFLMAO. the peice and the comments are too funny. nothing comes to mind, i was pretty much a teacher's pet (sad to say cos now i have no funny stories to tell) but i really enjoyed reading this esp. earthkwake and broke african whose comments are longer than your blog, Esi. - Korkor Kugbenu
- Haha, funny post and comments!- Kajsa Hallberg Adu
- Another brilliant article "old" girl. i have had a very good laugh especially the comments were so hysterical.- Gift fate
- I'm laughing my head off cos you are hitting so close to home and I so agree with you. And after years of living outside Ghana in various more "progressive" countries, I still see traits of what you describe in my own living room!! - Anonymous
- I'm one of your blog-addicts. :-) - Nana Yaw Asiedu
- 'Our' blog shows so much promise! Outstanding performance!- Kayna5
- Hi Esi, this post as all the rest I think speaks to your blog's popularity, you have a very personal voice, a unique relationship with your readers paired with a lot to say! I especially get inspired by how you include your readers' voice, thoughts and ideas into your writing - since that is the ultimate advantage of blogging. Keep it up and please do continue to bless the Ghanablogging-meetings with your presence.- Kajsa
- This is so on point mahn, so on point!!!- Miss Ahenkorah
- OMG this is dead on and so funny Esi! - Ifeoma-Fobi
- With all this comment/contribution coming..... i just can't stop myself from laughing....mahn this is so so funny...Right on Esi, my first visit to ur blog and already "inlove with ur blog..- Nana Yaa
- Esi, this one is still hilarious, and easy to relate to....yet so true and I enjoyed reading it. It got me thinking too. Thanks for the post! - Anonymous
- Before i re-read this for the 100th time- i love the picture- simply excellent - Thoughts of a Simpleton
- Hilarious!! I just stumbled onto your site and I love it. I haven't laughed so much in a while! Great Posts!! I have read about 7 today already (and counting!)- Anonymous
- I love this!!! - Merrymary
- Esi, this was a great, great piece. The richness of your charaterisation took me. It shows how much you've studied the family scene. Thanks. - Nana Yaw Asiedu
- I agree with NY, this was a wonderful post. So much content, including the Ghanaian expressions I can't learn from anywhere else. - Kajsa Hallberg Adu
- Esi, I came upon your blog by chance, but how interesting it's turned out to be! (actually too interesting I was meant to be working on an assignment way past its deadline, and you've set me back even more. -Aboks
- I'm still pondering this truth you've so elegantly put in words - Antye504
- Loving this podcast!!! You keep this up Esi and very soon we'll be clamoring for a "Time with Esi Cleland radio show." Seriously though, I think your voice is great for radio so if you're ever looking for a new interest... - Miss Ahenkorah
- I looooved listening to this! I agree with Miss H , you should have a spot on radio or something- you sure do have the voice for it. - Nyams
- Wow Esi your voice is very lovely. We your readers can now connect the voice with your great writings - The broke African
- Loved this podcast and it encouraged me to come out of my usual lurking mode to comment on my fellow Lizz Wright lover's blog.- Sankofa
- Loved this!!! Laughed all through. - Kayna5
- Esi, that was an interesting podcast, my college and I couldn't help laugh out. We said we were going to ask our female colleges before I play the podcast to them. That was an insightful topic. Am loving it.- Teddy
- i normally just read but i just wanted to let u know how much i enjoy wo se ekyir. esp. for a 'mama samo' in the making like me. lol. great job - Pam Dodoo
- This is an interesting and wonderful blog site - Suani-nausgal
- that was great, you are fun to listen to, and i totally agree with you. This is my first time on your blog, i'll definately check it out from now on - Lucci
- haha!...so nostalgic! I've been meaning to let you know that I admire your descriptive skills! - Maxine Mosely Totoe
- I love this post! Very colorful, and I could completely relive the situation - AB
- What you describe here Esi, is def hands down one of the things I love most about Ghana. - Miss Ahenkorah
- Ah, one of these wonderful, wonderful posts for us Twi-students! - Kajsa Hallberg Adu
- You just made me miss home. Its crazy how the littlest details can bring about the fondest memories. - Jemila
- Esi - that was a wonderful account that so charmingly captured the flavor of travel around Accra. - Kwei Quartey
- Esi, yeah! it's intriguing how you bring up lifestyles! - Novisi
- Oh this is one of my fave posts!I could go on for days about what you wrote...hehe... I love it. - Maxine Mosely Totoe
- Esi your light-hearted look at Ghanaian eccentricities is really cool !!! I think I looove your cheerful voice and bubbly nature. You give us the opportunity to laugh at ourselves.Lol. - Posekyere
- teeeheeeheeehee. Esi Cleland. You are hiiilllaaaarrriiouuusss!!. I just got of work and you destressed me with this podast.Keep em coming. - Kweku Bonsam
- I love love love this post. Very well sed - Irina
- Great piece again Esi.You tackle the thorny issues with amazing ease. - Kofi Asante
- Great post and so many interesting comments!! - The Pale Observer
- My goodness, that's some good stuff.............. You should see me here. I'm on the floor.......... LMAOOOOOOOOOO- K Kusi
- EI!!!!! Walahi! Faf, Esi and co! I have never in my life laughed THIS hard ... EVER!! - Golda
- Oh wow, thats all I have to say.WoW, too funny!- Nana
- My goodness Esi this blog is a blast. it got me really laughing good - Anonymous
- My my.... I have always loved to have a good laugh but this just takes the cake... goodness... this is super hilarious... Keep up the good work :)! Just discovered your blog Esi.. it is just what I need.. love it :) - Sheridan
- HAHAHAHHAHAHAHA, BOFROT HEAD FIGURE. This is too hilarious! hahahahahaha. i just read it again and I cant stop laughing. - Anonymous
- o Esi, thanks so much for this blog. You must NEVER EVER end it. - Miss Ahenkorah
- Hey Esi... reading your blog got me all excited since i recently started one. Its nice to know that Ghanaians are blogging on stuff about Ghana - Enyo
- I just wanted to tell you that I love reading your blog. I spent some time in Ghana last year and your blog helps to keep me in the loop with Ghana. Thanks for your opinions. - Mac and Kelly
- AHAHAH THIS PAGE MADE MY DAY. - Angela Dela Amafu
- Lol!!! Esi i've enjoyed this!!! - Rhoda
- Keep them coming - you definitely get everyone thinking and travelling down memory lane!!!--The Pale Observer
- oh ...i'm actually very excited...loving d post. - Shels
- This is great! Brings such fond memories Esi! Keep it up. - Odasani
- This blog definitely rocks big time and its made my day. I find it surprising how all of a sudden with the advent of globalization we seem to have forgotten all these wonderful aspects of our culture as growing up as a youth in Ghana in the 80's and 90's - Mytheo
- I've read the post over and over again. Great post & comments. -Kwabena
- wo yare paa, how can u make me laugh like that? -Nii Saki
- How can you not love Ghana? Great story - Nana
- Now that's a funny short story lol. - Sankofapictures
- very nice story,i like to read more please and thanks that I learn few twi words through your blog - Alexandra Seifenwelt
- Now you got me homesick Miss Esi :) - Kwadwo Ofori-Mensah
- i have a mountain load of work to do before tomorrow and the stress meter was rather high. this has brought it down significantly! I LOVE being ghanaian!- Seyram
- Hahahahahaa. Thanks for the laugh! - Pak-Wo Shum
- omg..this is too funny. but true - Essie
- Very nice, will be back - Lady A
- Lmao! you got me rolling, each of them triggers a memory - Lucci
- Thanks for tickling my funny bone!- Essie
- Hahahaha! This made my day! - Selali
- lol too funny. I am not ghanian, but i can relate.. - BSNC
- OMG! this is hands down the best blog of '09! - Kwadwo Ofori-Mensah
- I'm glad to be part of this.-Mondoli
- Great work Esi!!!! You bring some sunshine into my cold homesick moments!!!! :) - Jemila
- Thanks for the great job and creating a relevant avenue for open-minded and cultured people with affiliations to Ghana. I love everything Ghana but it was getting exhausting trying to have a good conversation with our "elites" and "grown-ups":). Again, Thank you.- Nana
- I have been reading for quite sometime, but I'm the one who doesn't really leave a comment! I look forward to reading more. You are doing such an excellent job and thank you for explaining 'wo se ekyir'. I speak very little fante (my friends from college tried to teach me). I have a love for Ghana, haven't been there yet, but I will go soon!You are forever making me laugh, I like that...keep it up! - Lady A
- You definitely have a unique angle and we all love to read your blog. Thanks :) - The Pale Observer
- I stumbled onto your blog a little under a year ago and it's been a pleasure to read your tales of life in Ghana. - Sankofa
- Ayɛ adze papaapa Esi! Wo blɔge yi ma m'aniwa gye paa! In fact, wo mmɔdzenmmɔ sɔ ani paa. Ɛma mefe me krom paa. Ɔwɔ dɛ yɛn nyinaara bɔ w'abado ɔsandɛ ɛreyɛ adwuma papa ama Ghanaman. Nyame mma wo ahoɔdzen, nimdze, na adwen na fa yɛ blɔge yi. Mbo!- MIghTy African
- I'm a year late but I'm going get caught up. - Audrey Addaquay-Corey
- keep up the good work, you are inspiring many.- Femme Lounge
- Great blog. The truth is refreshing - always. - Shum
- The problem is that nobody tells us to love Ghana. The question is why? And all of this is one of the reasons I love your blog and think you should never stop it. - Miss Ahenkorah
- I've spent an enjoyable morning visiting your blog. - Kofi
- I love your site fellow ghanaian sista- Tell It like it is
- I like! Great post Esi. - Awurama
- I always come never comment. But you impress me with the things you come up with. you wake up on the correct side of the bed every single day. Keep up the good work. you seem to be ahead of your time. - Quay Smith
- I have never been to Ghana, but I'm an American who grew up in and does business in less developed countries around the world. And your post was incredibly positive. It made my day.- Bill Reeves
- Great post, Esi. Your writing really gets to the core of what defines us as Ghanaians. - KK
- OMG! Sounds like it was tons of fun! I laughed all the way to the end. - Marian
- Interesting piece. Enjoyed every piece of it. - Donkrabbus
- This blog post and its comments make me sooo happy!!! - Miss Ahenkorah
- i've been secretly reading your blogs,and i think they're awesome..you're awesome!!!...this particular one is something dear to my heart. - Anonymous
- I have been reading your articles which are very humurous and exciting which really allows people to know cool stuff about ghana.- Anonymous
- I love your blog. Keep it up! - Magatte Wade
- Wow, this is such a great discussion and there are so many issues on the table. I'm going to go ahead and dive in here. - MNO
- I love this post.- Gayle Pescud
- Esi, you have been my undoing this evening. i laughed, cried, laughed......my neighbours probably wondered what the heck was going on......but i love it - Africa's daughter
- hehehe... Esi, you've just made my evening. - Serwah L
- Thank you. Your post has made me more determined to do what i have planned. You have motivated me. - Lyrix
- Wonderful Post, Esi! I think I'll forward it to all my friends! - Lady Jaye
- thank you thank you thank you. i needed this today! - Anonymous
- I love your blog and though we do not comment much, your posts do inspire 3 hour + conversations. - Ama Kyei
- I know the last comment was a while ago; I just found your blog 'cos my sister shared it with me, and after reading a couple of posts, I'm officially a fan! It seems like the "comments" section are livelier than the actual posts, LOL. - Ankrah
- You hit the nail on the head with this post! - Grahamghana
- Haha. This was a lively one. I can sooo identify. - Marian
- You write beautifully and give even fantastic advice. - Nana Fredua Agyeman
- Love, love, love this post..! - Here, there, elsewhere and more
- love this!! reminds me so much of my childhood. - Sushi
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