Archive for the ‘Ghost Watchers’ Category
November 5th, 2011 | 
Author: It was Christmas 1994 and Kwame Mainu, his partner, Afriyie, and daughter, Akosua, together with Akosua’s dog, Takoradi, a retired police drug sniffer, have been invited to spend Christmas with their friend Tom’s parents at their home in the Warwickshire countryside. Tom’s wife, Akos Mary, has a new-born baby, Tom Arthur III. The festivities include a discussion of beliefs in ghosts and spirits in Ghana and in England.
Akosua had wanted to experience a white Christmas but she was disappointed once again. Mrs Arthur senior recalled seeing a few snowflakes falling the previous year but the snow had not pitched. She had done all she could to construct an old English Christmas but there were some factors that even a professor’s wife, and a professor’s mother, could not control. So Akosua had to be content to hand out the presents from under the festive tree, making sure that each package was checked for contraband by a good sniff from Takoradi.
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Tags: akosua, english christmas, ghana life, ghosts and spirits, new born baby, thomas arthur, tom arthur, warwickshire countryside | 
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