Time to publish!

My lack of skill at trying to assemble this has taken far too long and I often found it more frustrating to compose or arrange pictures or whatever and then having my work suddenly disappear forever. Yet I plod on, determinrd to share the story.

This initial overview (lengthy, wordy, self absorbed…many adjectives I’m sure come mind) I’ve basically covered highlights of the 1st two very galvanizing weeks in a journey neither of us was seeking or prepared for. Sure we went to help; we would then return home to resume our vital home missionary responsibilities which, for me, were pretty well centered between golf and softball, except for the increasingly frequent visits to my newly acquired friends in the surgeon community for replacement parts and fixes. Return? Not likely! But things change and more importantly, sometimes we do too.

The trek from March 6 thru our March 30 departure back to Vero will be more chronological, concise and with less fluff. Subsequent postings however will return to serious issues, such as the Haitian street children and the New Orphans, educating the Haiti orphans in the information technology age, sustaining efforts at NLCH and Pouille, and how those in the U.S. can help.