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Friday, February 21, 2014

Feburary 21, 2014

Hello from Haiti again.  Today was another successful day.  Bev, Heather and Ruth hiked to Dupin with 50 pound backpacks loaded with hygiene kits.  I think we have a few sore necks and tired bodies.  It was such a blessing to have Ruth interpret for us with her medical background.

The guys kept busy today.  Jake managed to get a little sunburnt while repairing roof leaks with Mark.  (Yes Mom and Dad, he did wear sunscreen!)  Jake’s youth and strength has been handy to have this week.  Dave kept busy with woodworking and hanging doors.  Reuben and Jeff started shop inventory and prepared equipment for moving.  Dan and Steve hung a blackboard and a new storage cabinet at the vocational school.  Dan’s knee seems to be doing a little better after his mango tango!

Pam, Jean, and Carrie traveled to MPCA to instruct the nursing students.  We were blessed to have the school’s physician with us today.  We dissected a pig heart and the students were very eager to learn.  As they gathered around the heart, it was fun to see their enthusiasm.



Monita, our Haitian kitchen helper, did some special cooking at lunch today.  French fries, fried plantain, and peekleez (spicy onion and habanero) were some local foods on our menu. 



Liane had another sewing class today.  This has been a delightful group of ladies to work with.  There has been much bonding as we share laughter, devotional time, and of course lots of sewing!  The ladies are pretty excited to finish up their projects and graduate on Monday.  Katie and Brittany were a big help in class and the Haitian girls loved taking their pictures with them.

Thanks for all the support at home.  Please keep praying for our safety and that we all will finish strong. 




Shout outs from:
Katie – Hi mom.  Don’t forget to celebrate my half birthday tomorrow!
Pam- Tyler, you are my favorite child.
Liane – Lynn, Can we go out to eat when I get home?  Love you to the whole family!
Mary Jean – g. Love thee.  Chip and Dale, be ready to wag your tails soon.
Carrie – Love ya boys!  Doing great in Haiti.
Jake – Love you mom from your least favorite child.  Tell Cierra I said Hi.
Mark – Ready to be home with my grandboys.  Be home soon.
Heather and Jeff – Lisa and Megan.  Thanks for the birthday treats. 
Dan – Hello to Pat and all the kids.  Sorry Paul I missed your birthday.  Can’t wait to find the results of Allison’s ultrasound.
Bev – Love to my family and friends!  Teaching is going great!