Haiti Photo Montage

And now some visuals from Haiti:

Tante Mary and Veve in the back of the Tap Tap at the airport.

I am in the bunk area taking this picture.  What you see is the
"common area" - a place for us to relax after our hard day's work.

Wow, this picture does not make the kitchen look
nearly as scary as it is when you walk in it. 
Maybe cause you can't smell it.

Like the kitchen, this does not look as frightening
as it is in real life - smelly!

Bunk area

This is our room at Tante Mary's - freak'n
lap of luxury compared to base.

My hot husband in his man-capris! Michel's bunk
is the top one with the white mosquito net.

These two lovely ladies wanted their picture taken.  They will be
attending Schools 16 & 17 once they are built.

This is Marc and this is how everyone feels by lunch.  I was
very envious that he could sleep.  He eventually fell over and
stayed asleep!!!!! 

This is Wilbur.  He supervises some of our work at
Schools 16 & 17.

 

Genevieve, Gary, Gaeton and Michel
at dinner after the art fair.

Some of the art from the fair.

These are gourds that have been carved and
are lamp shades.

These tableaus are made from mostly buttons.

Nifty metal furniture

 

OK, this isn't in Haiti.  This is Jac and Antoine a couple of
nights before we left Montreal.  We had such a great time
with them.