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Haiti Blog Post- 17 Home is where the heart is...

 

Home is where the heart is….

If this is true than my heart belongs to lots of places.  I am currently in the Miami airport waiting on my flight to Nashville to see my parents for a few days, spend some time with my Diocese of Alabama friends, and head back to my seminary friends in Austin.  I parted ways, tearfully, with Kellaura and she is on her way to Austin.

The Garden at Rest

Haiti Blog Post 16-Laundry

 

Haiti Blog Post 16- January 20, 2012

Laundry…

Laundry might seem like a silly thing to write about, but today it has been on my mind.  I take my wonderful big washing machine and dryer for granted.  But, the ladies here take great pride in cleaning the laundry.

Haiti Project Blog Post- 15

 

Haiti Blog Post 15- January 19, 2012

Broken…

Haiti Blog Post 14- The Road to Crochu

 

Haiti Blog Post 14- January 18, 2012

Today we went to one of Pere Val’s Churches, St. Alban’s, in Crochu.  Crochu is located on the top of a mountain and the road to get there is rough and very scary.  I was really hesitant to go to Crochu.   I went there in October of 2007 and I have not gone back since then because I remembered how scared I was on the drive there.  Today was no different.  The entire drive I closed my eyes and repeated over and over God keep us safe. 

Q& A- What did we have for breakfast?

 

What did you have for breakfast?- Vivian Orndorff

Vivian, great question!  The food can sometimes be an issue for me because I am a picky eater.  This morning I had a banana (as I do every morning), two slices of cheese and some wonderful juice.  Kellaura had the same thing minus the cheese but a hard-boiled egg.  Other items we have had for breakfast are oatmeal, pancakes, and scrambled eggs.  Carmel is a great cook and is feeding us well!

We miss you!

Blessings,

The Hot Water Question

Why do they only have cold water for showers? - Amber Slaton Moncla

Q&A 6

 

 What does the bathroom look like?- Eric Holloway

Eric, I love your question!  The bathroom looks great!  Although there is no hot water, the shower is huge and the sink and toilet are very lovely.  I hope you enjoy the picture!

We miss you!

Blessings,

Mary Balfour

 

 

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What do you think is the most pressing need you've seen thus far that would be something parishes around the US could work towards supporting?         -Nick Johnson

 

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