'CHILLING'

These are my frustrations about having a good time in Accra (I didn't say Ghana...) 

:-(

OK, so why is it that whenever I get visitors from abroad there is nowhere to actually go to have real fun? I get so bored of doing the same thing over and over again. Attempting to have fun costs a lot of money & I'm wondering if it's even worth it because it's just about doing the same shit all the time. It always ends up being about going out to eat and then go clubbing.

Same faces and places.

Yeah, it's true Ga is small (Ga is slang for Accra) but can't there be variety in the joints we go to? Everyday biaa Twist, Rockstone's Office, Excel, Aphro, Cinderella's... chale, the list goes on but the crap is still the same.

Aaaaagh.

I can't go out on weekdays because in Ghana there seems to be an outing code that says you can only go out on Friday and Saturday.Thank God for Grown n Sexy at Rockstone's Office on Wednesdays. Slightly older crowd and yes, different faces and music. Hahaha, we need 'alternative' chilling.

Mtcheew.

... & what's up with 14 to 17 year olds being allowed to get inside clubs, aah? Of late the way teenagers grow fast too with their plente breast and ass... lol... and then 'me mome' that I'm above 18 gets asked,''eei, how old are you?" NONSENSE! Just because my fofo (breasts) and buttocks are small? Can you imagine?

THE MALL
What kraaaaaa is at the Accra Mall that during weekends and holidays people (especially JSS and high school kids) troop there plenty like that.The annoying part is that you don't see them around the cinema area: they are alwaays inside the photo studio and the food court. Meeeehn, what aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah are you doing here? The overcrowding on holidays makes it difficult for me to go see a movie when I want to, leaving me bored all day because unfortunately for me I live close to the Mall and the traffic situation gets so unbearable that I'd rather stay indoors and SLEEP.

I need 'alternative' ways to CHILL UP....