Villa St-louis
Travel Blogs from Port-au-Prince
What's yours is mine, and everyone elses
... feel very blessed the day she decides to stop saving the world and settle down haha (she would never put it like that she’s much too humble). By this point now we have all types of insider jokes thanks to our good sense of humors and probably being the set of SALTers that live in the closest proximity to each other I’m glad she is the one God chose to have with me on this assignment and I have faith our friendship will only grow strong, bless her soul.
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Things I learned or re-learned in Haiti
... is universal and breaks through all barriers. 7. Kicking an empty water bottle around like a soccer ball can entertain little boys and girls for hours. 6. Twelve strangers can become a family and forever friends in 9 days. We are truly brothers and sisters in Christ. What a blessing it has been to travel, learn, worship, laugh and cry with these people. 5. There is beauty in garbage, grim, and dirt. 4. Simple is better. 3. ...
Shoutouts and Elections within; All for the Kids
... I am completely dumbfounded as to how a human being could do something so completely and utterly wrong, but all I can do is try to enter the game and make a stand and a statement with my life that there are men out there with pure intentions who truly want to serve the youth of the world and realize its importance. With knowing the joy helping kids I can, without experiencing it yet, imagine the sorrow of how much it would hurt to lose one. It truly touches me to see them ...
We're examples: everyday we live, wherever we live
... br> relationships when everyone else sees you eating with placemats, the right
amount of silverware and other unnecessary things. I was perfectly fine back in
Desarmes eating spaghetti for breakfast, bathing in a river and sleeping 4
people to a room half the size of what I have now. Thankfully we have been able
to show that we want to live at the level of the people and aren’t afraid to
get dirty through other means. Now, we have a Haitian work ...
A new beginning and an Old past
... liked my Mohawk and everyone I asked in Haiti so far has loved it even the MCC staff!I had to laugh at the safety part (I could be thought to be in a gang) every is so concerned about it, a nice loving thought really, but I'm well capable of taking care of myself. After countless fights with my brother, whom i love dearly, and regret those, a few uneccesary scuffles in the real world, a 4 years of boxing, kickboxing and grappling I'm pretty sure I'd ...
Location
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