On the way back to Sue's orphanage we stopped at the market that Americans shop at. It was a surprise to see something so familiar from home in the cooler. Most people here would go to market outside, along every road, and down each alley. We picked up a soda for everyone and it seemed like the greatest reward of the day.
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Saturday, January 7, 2012
On the way back to Sue's orphanage we stopped at the market that Americans shop at. It was a surprise to see something so familiar from home in the cooler. Most people here would go to market outside, along every road, and down each alley. We picked up a soda for everyone and it seemed like the greatest reward of the day.
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chad want to know if your bringing those brats home for the next brat fry. you should bring some "brats" to the rollings for a suprise. i'm sure chris would love them.
ReplyDeleteruth you look so pretty! I hope i see more pictures of you.
Wow! Thanks for posting the pictures!! It was great to see them! The group picture had me confused for a minute-- short people are always in the front row, but where is Sarah??? She must be standing on a tall mound of dirt or a rock or something to be tall enough for the back row!!! Love you, sweetie!! Just had to tease you a little bit!
ReplyDeleteIt was great to see all of your smiles! Praise God for giving you the strength to do so much in Haiti!
I love the Johnsonville brats picture, too!!
Dawn Poss