On Thursday we went to visit a former resident of Coram Deo. Jacob now lives with his uncle in Archaie. He is doing well.
We went to visit the christian school that he attends to pay the balance of his tuition fees and to pick up his report card. He starts Grade 4 in October.
Jacob lives near the public square. This is an old architectural style home on the street corner of the square. There was minimal earthquake damage in Archaie.
It is election season here in Haiti and grafitti is on many walls with the names of candidates that people support. Even the churches are not safe from grafitti. On the left side it is written Jude Celestin for president. On the right side of the entrance doors to the church is written a thank-you to Saint Peter for Jude Celestin!
On another property wall is a saying that Jude = Change.
We watched this man manouvering his rowboat.
We passed this young guy using a bucket as a hat!
The people living in this community were relaxed and welcoming. Life here is at a relaxed pace compared to Port-au-Prince.
The guys took a break under a shady tree.
They had a rock throwing contest. Manu is getting ready to pitch his rock.
On Thursday we went to visit a former resident of Coram Deo. Jacob now lives with his uncle in Archaie. He is doing well.
We went to visit the christian school that he attends to pay the balance of his tuition fees and to pick up his report card. He starts Grade 4 in October.
Jacob lives near the public square. This is an old architectural style home on the street corner of the square. There was minimal earthquake damage in Archaie.
It is election season here in Haiti and grafitti is on many walls with the names of candidates that people support. Even the churches are not safe from grafitti. On the left side it is written Jude Celestin for president. On the right side of the entrance doors to the church is written a thank-you to Saint Peter for Jude Celestin!
On another property wall is a saying that Jude = Change.