Diana checking one of the boys we will have in our orphanage in September.Norm Dobbs read Mountains Beyond Mountains when he was here with us and it changed his life.
Due to the heavy traffic in the office, Gary moved to the room next door. We put the window there so he could communicate to Yvesner. It's worked out quite well. When I suggested it I thought it would be a little bigger, but this is Haiti and you take what you can get most times.
My grandchildren will appreciate this picture because they gave the toy the little Mary and Christie are playing with.
Janice and her classroom. The kids miss her very much. School work goes on though and they'll be glad to get out soon. I know Janice is glad to be back in her Iowa home.
I mentioned the office. We had to bring Joe in and train him to do copies so Yvesner could keep up with the load of handing out tests, recording grades and giving students their new books. Joe was our gatekeeper but he's working very well in the office.
Since Family Harvest provided computers for the kids to take their spelling tests on, Gary makes sure they are up and ready to go for the day.
Diana and Sharon couldn't have come at a more opportune time. Kesmy got terribly sick and they were able to nurse him back to health.
Thank God for your automatic washer and dryer, suppose you had to wash three couples' laundry by hand. Elna and Magda do a wonderful job.
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