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Thursday, December 13, 2007
Olga
Yesterday we had wild winds. Last night we had high winds and rain. This morning we had a mess of rain. Thanks alot, Olga ! Every time we get hit with a major storm the neighborhood looks like this.
Hi, I am a lover of Haiti and happened upon your blog. I've been 2 times and will be coming back in april 08. We do some mission work the Lutheran Haiti Mission Society in Port au Prince and Lilavois. Where exactly are y'all located? Thank you so much for updating and posting pictures and such. I have such a craving to hear about life in Haiti and there aren't any good consistent resources telling about the Haitian people in English.
So any news about Haiti and her people at large is welcomed and received eagerly!
Yesterday we had wild winds. Last night we had high winds and rain. This morning we had a mess of rain. Thanks alot, Olga ! Every time we get hit with a major storm the neighborhood looks like this. 
That stinks. Even though the constant dampness can really get frustrating- I still wish I was there! How is the river...I mean road to Castel Pere?
ReplyDeleteHopefully there won't be anymore hurricanes until I get back... Don't want to miss out on any 3 AM storm watches!
I miss you terribly!
It's good to see some news and new photos!
ReplyDeleteSteve in chilly and snowy Wisconsin
Hi, I am a lover of Haiti and happened upon your blog. I've been 2 times and will be coming back in april 08. We do some mission work the Lutheran Haiti Mission Society in Port au Prince and Lilavois.
ReplyDeleteWhere exactly are y'all located? Thank you so much for updating and posting pictures and such. I have such a craving to hear about life in Haiti and there aren't any good consistent resources telling about the Haitian people in English.
So any news about Haiti and her people at large is welcomed and received eagerly!
Glad to see that Olga did not do any serious damage. Was thinking of all of you yesterday. I see that she left many yucky mosquito breeders behind.
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