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2 Minutes of Fame on NBC national news!, Gonaives, Haiti travel blog
2 Minutes of Fame on NBC national news!
Oct 10, 2008

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A travel blog entry from Gonaives by hancocjb
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HODR does Gonaives, Gonaives, Haiti travel blog
HODR does Gonaives
Sep 28, 2008

The strange oasis of MINUSTAHs peace keeping mission campus in Gonaives is slowly becoming less and less appealing. To me that is a good sign that I am beginning to feel comfortable on the streets in Gonaives. A sweltering 20 minute walk through the ...

A travel blog entry from Gonaives by hancocjb
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HODR Haiti.  This is a new challenge, Port-au-Prince, Haiti travel blog
HODR Haiti. This is a new challenge
Sep 21, 2008 (14 photos)

... into complete anarchy, but those forces also help to maintain the current status quo to some degree. I arrived in Haiti apprehensive because of the well known security concerns, lack of infrastructure or fully functioning government. I have found ...

A travel blog entry from Port-au-Prince by hancocjb
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A Statement of Hope, Gonaives, Haiti travel blog
A Statement of Hope
Nov 2, 2008 (5 photos)

... in every other country I have been fortunate enough to experience, I am once again more comfortable walking alone in Gonaives Haiti than I am in many parts of Oakland California. Something is happening here. It's the same things I experienced during ...

A travel blog entry from Gonaives by hancocjb
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HODR initiation, Gonaives, Haiti travel blog
HODR initiation
Dec 11, 2008 (7 photos)

There's no better way to learn about a place than to get out in it. Yesterday I ate a light breakfast in anticipation of a 3.5 hour SUV ride on horrendous roads from PaP to Gonaives, my home for the next 8 weeks.  All three of us newbies, Lea, ...

A travel blog entry from Gonaives by cmj
The first week of mud, Gonaïves, Haiti travel blog
The first week of mud
Dec 17, 2008 (10 photos)

... they asked me if I would go on record, I had to decline since I'd been here such a short time.  I'm still learning about Haiti and HODR, and I don't want to color the piece while I'm still forming my opinions.  But I hope we see ourselves in the ...

A travel blog entry from Gonaïves by cmj
Drive from Port Salut to Les Anglais, Les Anglais, Haiti travel blog
Drive from Port Salut to Les Anglais
Jan 31, 2009 (20 photos)

... Anglais I woke up at 4:00 a.m. to roosters 'cocka doodle dooing' which would be a reoccurring theme every morning in Haiti. I came prepared with ear plugs which helped but didn't completely block out the noise. Shortly after 6 a.m. the locals were up ...

A travel blog entry from Les Anglais by asiankrizzos
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White Skin and Hoopn' It Up in Haiti
Feb 3, 2009 (24 photos)

I had another sleepless night but I did have two surprise noises in addition to the roosters, smoke, dogs barking, and mosquitoes....music at 5:30 a..m. and a cockroach. The ear plugs were helping but they just didn't quite do the ...

A travel blog entry from Les Anglais by asiankrizzos
Mr. Riccione is in Haiti!, Arkaye, Haiti travel blog
Mr. Riccione is in Haiti!
Aug 31, 2003

Dear friends, Coleen and I have made it to Haiti. It is very hot here. We are having a great time. We live with a family. There is a mom, a grandma, and two children. The children are from poor families and they live here so our family can give ...

A travel blog entry from Arkaye by mrriccione
Haiti Information, Port-Au-Prince, Haiti travel blog
Haiti Information
Jun 4, 2007

... webimage/countrys/namerica/caribb/lgco lor/htcolor.htm Information about the country: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiti Haitian Education: http://www.haitieducation.com/ Haitian Food: http://www.foodbycountry.com/Germany-to-Japan/Haiti. ...

A travel blog entry from Port-Au-Prince by larinda
First Day at St. Pierre, St. Pierre, Haiti travel blog
First Day at St. Pierre
Jun 21, 2007 (5 photos)

Upon awakening I feel 100% better.  Seeing the room, and the whole place in general, makes me realize it is much nicer in the light.  There are bugs but not everywhere as previously imagined.  The first breakfast is good-mangos, ...

A travel blog entry from St. Pierre by larinda
Bonswa!, Arkaye, Haiti travel blog
Bonswa!
Sep 19, 2003

... Now you can practice buying at a haitian market too! Next week we are going on a long field trip to the North of Haiti. I will be planting trees, and learning about farming. Coleen will be working with kids who don't have enough food and are very sick ...

A travel blog entry from Arkaye by mrriccione
The Haitian Vacation Continues..., Haiti, Haiti travel blog
The Haitian Vacation Continues...
Jun 23, 2009 (10 photos)

"We can do no great things, only small things with great love."  ~Mother Teresa The night before is a rough one for people.  I get up to use the bathroom in the night and find them all occupied.  Looks like a stomach bug is making its way ...

A travel blog entry from Haiti by larinda
Down South, Cayes, Chantal, Ile a Vache, Haiti travel blog
Down South
Feb 14, 2005 (3 photos)

Down south I spent some time with missionaries down here and we went to Ile a Vache, a beautiful island with crescent sand beaches, for a time of relaxing. The Haitians walked around with us, joked with us, and found coconuts to eat. The wind was strong ...

A travel blog entry from Cayes, Chantal, Ile a Vache by jen_vanuatu
Debouche and My Last Night in Les Anglais, Les Anglais, Haiti travel blog
Debouche and My Last Night in Les Anglais
Feb 5, 2009 (18 photos)

... .  It was very rare to see anyone over the age of 62 years old because the lifespan is so much shorter in Haiti. I think this may have been one of the oldest people we came across during our visit. See the picture attached of her wearing a ...

A travel blog entry from Les Anglais by asiankrizzos
Homemade Toys , Carnaval, and Leaving Les Anglais, Les Anglais, Haiti travel blog
Homemade Toys , Carnaval, and Leaving Les Anglais
Feb 6, 2009 (23 photos)

... last, we were fortunate to be a part of the small carnival celebration that happened locally. One of the big celebrations in Haiti is called Carnival and happens once a year. The main celebration is in Port Au Prince at the end of February. ...

A travel blog entry from Les Anglais by asiankrizzos
Thursday, St. Pierre, Haiti travel blog
Thursday
Jun 21, 2007 (5 photos)

... nbsp; The children love to have their pictures taken with our digital cameras and then look at themselves.  (Not many mirrors in Haiti so they have no idea what they look like.) They follow us everywhere and are so sweet and trusting.  We ...

A travel blog entry from St. Pierre by larinda
Friday, St. Pierre, Haiti travel blog
Friday
Jun 22, 2007 (5 photos)

... the women have had at least one, if not more, child die.  One in four children die before they are five in Haiti.  The goal of the clinic is for three prenatal visits.  They women are getting much better at this.  They are also ...

A travel blog entry from St. Pierre by larinda
Preparing for a Volunteer Trip to Haiti, Les Anglais, Haiti travel blog
Preparing for a Volunteer Trip to Haiti
Jan 19, 2009 (3 photos)

... Borders as a public health professional. The project I have been volunteering with is a clean water project for Haiti. I will be conducting a health assessment of the community before and after the clean water project is implemented. Les Anglais ...

A travel blog entry from Les Anglais by asiankrizzos
Electricity, Petionville, Haiti travel blog
Electricity
Sep 29, 2009 (2 photos)

It’s dark. The shapes of my apartment are eclipsed by the bright white light of my computer screen as I type this. It’s 9:30 p.m., and already, they have cut the generator off. For the first couple of weeks, a few lights, the tv, and the fan ...

A travel blog entry from Petionville by suzyinbenin
Household Surveys and Ghosts in Town, Les Anglais, Haiti travel blog
Household Surveys and Ghosts in Town
Feb 2, 2009 (11 photos)

We awoke after another sleepless night only this morning, I had smoke filtering into my room from the kitchen outside my window. We ate breakfast and it was time to attempt a shower with no water. We had to go wait in line and fill up buckets with ...

A travel blog entry from Les Anglais by asiankrizzos
Birthday Celebrations Haitian Style, Petionville, Haiti travel blog
Birthday Celebrations Haitian Style
Dec 11, 2003

... , the high society life of Petionville. It was interesting to talk to her about what she thinks about the situation in Haiti. I arrived back at my house Monday afternoon, taught two classes on Tuesday and then Pat and Sarah had a birthday dinner for me. ...

A travel blog entry from Petionville by mattinhaiti
My last entry, Port au Prince, Haiti travel blog
My last entry
Apr 26, 2005 (3 photos)

Hello everyone! Well this is going to be my last entry while I'm in Haiti. I plan to post all of my pictures online and I will let you all know where you can find them when it is ready. These last few weeks have been great for me. Last week we had a ...

A travel blog entry from Port au Prince by alisha41
Bonjou Les Anglais, Les Anglais, Haiti travel blog
Bonjou Les Anglais
Feb 1, 2009 (13 photos)

... they only have a few medications which most of the people can't afford anyway. Another challenge is that Voodoo is prominent in Haiti and many people will see their local voodoo priest when they are really sick instead of the clinic. Alvina said that they ...

A travel blog entry from Les Anglais by asiankrizzos
Week 1 - Hey, I Made It!!!!, Kenscoff Mountains, Haiti travel blog
Week 1 - Hey, I Made It!!!!
Apr 4, 2005

... sleep in the airport. That was such an answer to prayer because I could relax and not worry about anything. When I got to Haiti, Crystal McElroy and the head volunteer met me there and we headed up to the orphanage with a few stops in between. This ...

A travel blog entry from Kenscoff Mountains by trentrollings
Amazing!!!, Port Au Prince, Haiti travel blog
Amazing!!!
Feb 7, 2009 (17 photos)

... to really get to know them and their daily struggles. It was amazing to learn more about the Haitian culture. Haiti is a beautiful country and the people were amazing. I was touched by their ability to adapt to all of the ...

A travel blog entry from Port Au Prince by asiankrizzos
My Birthday, Haiti, Haiti travel blog
My Birthday
Jun 25, 2009 (23 photos)

"I am only one, but I am one.  I cannot do everything, but I can do something.  And I will not let what I cannot do interfere with what I can do."  ~Edward Everett Hale Today is my birthday and what a beautiful way to spend it!  I hike ...

A travel blog entry from Haiti by larinda
Visiting my Future Site, Mirebalais, Haiti travel blog
Visiting my Future Site
Oct 9, 2003

... travel after February 8th, so if anyone wants to visit in February, we would have a great time going to Carnival and exploring Haiti. There are volunteers all over Haiti so there is always a place to stay! Also, I hope that my previous entries did not ...

A travel blog entry from Mirebalais by mattinhaiti
Kenya, St. Pierre, Haiti travel blog
Kenya
Jun 14, 2007 (1 photos)

We had our final meeting of our traveling Haiti group tonight.  I can definitly feel the excitement building as we are days away.  Saturday will be our send-off at 5:00 Mass.  Then Sunday morning we will pack the van to ...

A travel blog entry from St. Pierre by larinda
Swearing In, Port Au Prince, Haiti travel blog
Swearing In
Nov 5, 2003 (1 photos)

... International/PMB PO Box 407139 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33340-7139 Packages go to this address: David G. Holland - Port Au Prince, Haiti c/o Lynx Air 2525 N.W. 55 Court Hangar 24 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-2679 It works just like sending things in the ...

A travel blog entry from Port Au Prince by mattinhaiti