Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report.

039;And so what? Today is my last day in Ghana. We spent the past two weeks or so getting things ready to leave and traveling to and around Cape Coast. I walked through the canopy of a rainforest on rope bridges in Kakum National Park. I held the tail of a crocodile, and two mona monkeys touched my hands. Out of the three months we were in Ghana, we were teaching for .

A Voice from the Southern Hemisphere. Tuesday, 5 April 2011. A slightly different tack for this post, but one which I feel compelled to write about! As anyone who has spent more than about ten minutes talking to me will know, I love sport. Playing, watching, reading about, talking about - it all counts. And an opportunity for a good debate about sport is always welcome. Not a massive story, right? Ahem Not that .

Were off on our jollies for 16 weeks, keep in touch! Saturday, 9 July 2011. So here we are, at the end of one very quick week in Cambodia. During our last post we were approximately halfway down the coast of Vietnam, and what a beautiful coast it is! So in summary we have had an incredible couple of weeks. We have had more to think about and learn about the sometimes really saddening history of the countries than at any point on our trip. Without doubt though, Vietnam and .