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What's yours is mine, and everyone elses
Bonswa tout moun, kijan ou ye? (Good Evening everybody, how are y'all doin?) In case you were wondering my kreyol is coming along pretty solidly, I guess that’s what happens when you have almost no outsider contact short of staff meetings and mobile devices, but I’m again glad for this opportunity to learn a new language and again feel blessed that God’s helped me pick it up fairly quick. Lord willing I get home I can’t wait to have Hispanic people talk ...
Merci Bondye - Thank You God!
... when we didn’t deserve it and made a sacrifice so we could become his children. I say opportunity rather than rescue now because as I’ve seen here in Haiti, being poor doesn’t mean you can’t be successful, but what my parents did gave me opportunities I would not have received had I stayed, in the same way a person without faith can succeed in life but miss out on opportunities through relationship with God. Of course some of us are burdened and ...
Shoutouts and Elections within; All for the Kids
... so we ran low on options of food, although thankful to have it. One 28 hour span of time I ate Spaghetti 5 times, I was getting so sick of it that I left it cold one time just to get a different taste, it didn’t disappoint. Thank God my parents sent me 6 movies I was able to watch with everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, over those 4 days I think I watched those 6 movies at least 3 times each if not more. I’ve begun to learn French through so many subtitles. JE ...
Ayiti, Best of
... tellement touché que je l'ai gardé. C'est celle de choléra. Allez, bon visionnement!
Here are my best of, picture wise, for those of you not on Facebook. They are all from me, except one, the cholera guy. That picture really touched me, I kept it in my book!
Take care, Love you all!
Marc
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Lekol Anglais/ English School
... as with banter and teasing between teachers and students. Not unlike my own classroom used to sound when I'd negotiate new rules and new procedures with my high school students! A lot of mutual respect here.
There is still a ways to go before the program will sustain itself, but the way it has evolved and overcome letdowns and challenges gives me no doubt these young people are committed to seeing it through to a successful self sustaining program!
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