Angels For Haiti recently made a visit to help out here in Haiti. The day before they arrived we made sure the place was "ship-shape" and I told the boys that they needed to get a haircut and look professional. This is what William came to me with; a Haitian Mohawk! He fixed his hairstyle to a more professional "tet kale" (bald) style.
We stocked up for the visitors' arrival and also to prepare a supply in the depot of food and other supplies for possible electoral riots. The final results of the first round were issued while the team was here and we wanted to be prepared. We saw what must be the biggest roll of toilet paper I have ever seen. This photo was taken at Bernard Mevs/Project Medishare Hospital.
The Angels for Haiti team, from left to right, Teresa, Angela, Teresa, Marlene and Liz were early and had no troubles with their luggage.
After supper Reginald got out the drum and started a beat....
Soon, Calwens started to dance.....
Angels For Haiti recently made a visit to help out here in Haiti. The day before they arrived we made sure the place was "ship-shape" and I told the boys that they needed to get a haircut and look professional. This is what William came to me with; a Haitian Mohawk! He fixed his hairstyle to a more professional "tet kale" (bald) style.
We stocked up for the visitors' arrival and also to prepare a supply in the depot of food and other supplies for possible electoral riots. The final results of the first round were issued while the team was here and we wanted to be prepared. We saw what must be the biggest roll of toilet paper I have ever seen. This photo was taken at Bernard Mevs/Project Medishare Hospital.
The Angels for Haiti team, from left to right, Teresa, Angela, Teresa, Marlene and Liz were early and had no troubles with their luggage.
After supper Reginald got out the drum and started a beat....
Soon, Calwens started to dance.....
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