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Monday, May 21, 2012

The beautiful children of Sue's orphanage.

A great time taking the youth out for a meal! 

Youth sharing at Michel's church.

5 comments:

  1. that resturant looks very US. I bet the choir kids loved it. michel you look so handsome and quite the ladies man in that picture; too bad you're already taken! were is my Ruth?! I want to see some pictures of her beautiful smiling face.

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  2. Ahhh love the pictures! I miss everyone so much! So glad you all had a good time and can't wait to hear ALL about it soon! :D

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  3. Glad to see everyone had a nice Sunday with the chlidren. It really looks like they had a great time. How did Monday go with the first day of the clinic? Did you treat many children. Keep the pictures coming. We really enjoy seeing them,
    The Wolfelds

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  4. It looks like everyone liked the small photo albums-- what a nice gift!! Great idea, girls!!


    It's Wednesday now, so one of you in Haiti better write some more soon! We love reading about what you all are doing!
    Love, Dawn

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  5. Kate: The Restaurants was a welcome change from Granola bars. The kid's had an absolutely wonderful time, it was a really great setting for me to get to know some of them. But it was apparent that they had to cut some corners to keep the pricing in the upper-upper-class Haitian range. But they definitely did the best with what they had. Michel is quite the Lady's Man I wish you could have seen him today: he was decked out in his John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever best.

    Lydia: I'm glad you're enjoying the pictures. I wish that you could have come, I'll probably be along in January, so hopefully I can get to know you then. I can assure you that you are sorely missed by the whole gang.

    Wolfelds: Sunday was quite the experience. The church really embodied the impassioned-preacher-with-old-ladies-fanning-themselves-and-saying-amen vibe. The clinics went well, if a bit crazy, the first day. We treated quite a few children. Sadly many of their problems were caused by undernourishment, but there was definitely a lot of good done for them on all fronts.

    Dawn: Everyone loved the photo albums: those girls are so smart. Jeff, one of the children, came up to me to show it off. I hope the blog post today was enough to tide you over. I'll pass along your well wishes to Matt and Sarah (who only exhibited a brief flare-up of sibling rivalry I'm happy to report)

    ~Brandon

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