Queen: I live in a barracks. (A barracks is a large building used to house soldiers.) It's a two-story building where only policemen and officers live. I live there because my dad is a prosecutor.
Mahama: I sweep and wash the dishes after I eat. I also wash my parents' cars in the morning, if the cars are dirty.
Clinton: My mother is a teacher. She teaches Basic Design Technology at the junior high school level. My father is a politician. He is normally based in Accra, the capital of Ghana.
Queen: School starts at 7:30am and ends at 3:30pm. I live in a dorm on campus and do not visit home often.
Mahama: I also live on campus, so I do not need to travel to school often. I can visit town using a yellow-yellow if I have an exeat slip. (An exeat slip is like a permission slip. It means that a teacher has given a student permission to leave campus.)
