The students rolled in today, doing their best to stay dry in the rainy morn. They sure looked darn cute in their hats and sweatshirts and rain gear. Saul’s Digicel umbrella came in very handy to escort kids and staff over to the new classrooms! It was so great to see their smiling faces! The new classrooms were rearranged to accommodate a large crowd – 72 of our 100+ students showed up. Ms. Roselaure and Mr. Jonas led them in songs and reading – spiritual lessons on this rainy day – and they settled in for a movie projected for all to see.
In the midst of all that, there were plenty more adventures…
…a google hangout between Gefte’s American and Haitian families…
…a visit from my nephew’s brother…
…technology lessons…
…interviews with new students, a two hour meeting with Ms. Roselaure, planning for team trips…
…a consult from a Haitian engineer – who works with Healing Haiti…a visit to the land at Pernier 40…a walk through the neighborhood looking at properties for sale locally…
and on top of it all, pretty sure I have a bladder infection! Grateful to Saul for running down the street to buy me cranberry juice and for the antibiotic that Steve packed. Whew!
Living Life Half Full 