Indeed it has been a very good week and a half here in the barrio: all the sounds, all the sights, the heat, the mountainous plates of rice & beans, and, of course, seeing many friends. The camera has been a bit tucked away (always good to ease in a be a bit discreet I say) but I do look forward to sharing images and stories with you.
However, I first wanted to let you know I will be joining a small team heading the border of Haiti (possibly entering) at Jimani (see the rough travel plan below). We have been in communication with other workers and will be taking a variety of needed medical supplies. Also, we will be connecting with another worker-couple in Santo Domingo and they will join us for the rest of the trip. It really is quite remarkable as this couple was over in the D.R. for a wedding when the earthquake happened and, as far as I know, their home & vehicle were crushed so they have been temporarily based out of a hotel in Santo Domingo.
Thank you for being mindful of our team (for those that know these names: Rod, Bertico, Moreno (big Moreno), myself, and the couple we will meet up with). We are planning to head out a 4am so I am planning to be horizontal in minutes.
More images and stories to come (really, I promise:)



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