Last day rush!
It is our last day in Haiti and we have so much left to do. We assisted Jack with morning clinic. Packed tubs with supplies and medications for an upcoming group who will be having a clinic on the new property. We did some awesome Haitian dancing with the preschool class and started saying our good-byes to our Haitian family.
After lunch we worked hard on the wall map of Haiti and then we were off on our next adventure to the Artistic Market. Marsha drove us with the assistance of Ronald to the land of tin making. There were many, many, many homes full of beautiful metal works that were on display. They patiently waited for us to enter each home and view their products. The pieces were made out of a flat metal drum. One Haitian would flatten it, someone would cut out the detailed picture and then another would pound out the details. Ronald helped us deal to make our purchases. It took us 1 ½ hours to get back with all of the traffic. The good news is this market is 10 minutes from the new property.
It is our last day in Haiti and we have so much left to do. We assisted Jack with morning clinic. Packed tubs with supplies and medications for an upcoming group who will be having a clinic on the new property. We did some awesome Haitian dancing with the preschool class and started saying our good-byes to our Haitian family.
After lunch we worked hard on the wall map of Haiti and then we were off on our next adventure to the Artistic Market. Marsha drove us with the assistance of Ronald to the land of tin making. There were many, many, many homes full of beautiful metal works that were on display. They patiently waited for us to enter each home and view their products. The pieces were made out of a flat metal drum. One Haitian would flatten it, someone would cut out the detailed picture and then another would pound out the details. Ronald helped us deal to make our purchases. It took us 1 ½ hours to get back with all of the traffic. The good news is this market is 10 minutes from the new property.
Our evening was spent painting, packing 300 plus necklaces to take back to the US to sell for Apparent Project and packing our bags. There is just not enough time in the week!
Bon Wit,
Joan, Kelly & Deb
Joan, Kelly & Deb
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