Hey everyone this is Betsy……. Just checking in to let you know today is our 4th
day here in Haiti. We had a great day which was hot and sunny…..Lunch today was the whole FISH with the head and
eyes, rice and beans, and fresh pineapple and mango. Earl was the only one that ate all his fish including the eye….YUCK. The cat the you see in the photo below joined us for lunch the minute he smelled the fish and begged the whole lunch
period for a piece of fish. It was a real treat to see a cat in Haiti. I haven’t seen a cat since we arrived May
5th. Rick also gave Jean Marie a ride on his motor cycle………as he followed us behind it was a real treat for all of us watching him getting stuck in the mud and stalling out as bystanders watched. The night ended with Sarah singing a solo from a song she picked from the Psalms. Kate as well as I gave two powerful testimonies to the Haitian people.
Kate, Josh, and I worked at the clinic again. We even made a special home visit to a woman we saw yesterday.
She looked great and I enjoyed seeing the baby goats outside her house. Connor, Lyle, Earl, and
Rick worked some more on the house construction. They encountered a man wearing a horribly worn pair of shoes (see picture) mixing concrete. Immediately Earl went down to the house and got him a new pair of
shoes. He was very grateful.
Rebekah, Sarah, and Janelle continued their work
in the kitchen. In their downtime,
they were able to get their hair braided by the women there.
Chad went to the Resurrection Center in town to work on some computers
for the morning.
Until tomorrow………Bebe
(bye-bye)
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day here in Haiti. We had a great day which was hot and sunny…..Lunch today was the whole FISH with the head and
eyes, rice and beans, and fresh pineapple and mango. Earl was the only one that ate all his fish including the eye….YUCK. The cat the you see in the photo below joined us for lunch the minute he smelled the fish and begged the whole lunch
period for a piece of fish. It was a real treat to see a cat in Haiti. I haven’t seen a cat since we arrived May
5th. Rick also gave Jean Marie a ride on his motor cycle………as he followed us behind it was a real treat for all of us watching him getting stuck in the mud and stalling out as bystanders watched. The night ended with Sarah singing a solo from a song she picked from the Psalms. Kate as well as I gave two powerful testimonies to the Haitian people.
Kate, Josh, and I worked at the clinic again. We even made a special home visit to a woman we saw yesterday.
She looked great and I enjoyed seeing the baby goats outside her house. Connor, Lyle, Earl, and
Rick worked some more on the house construction. They encountered a man wearing a horribly worn pair of shoes (see picture) mixing concrete. Immediately Earl went down to the house and got him a new pair of
shoes. He was very grateful.
Rebekah, Sarah, and Janelle continued their work
in the kitchen. In their downtime,
they were able to get their hair braided by the women there.
Chad went to the Resurrection Center in town to work on some computers
for the morning.
Until tomorrow………Bebe
(bye-bye)
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