Wednesday, June 9, 2010

9 June


The trip to Cap Haitian yesterday brought back to us many items from the USA that arrived on the MFI plane: baby packs, new printer, printer ink, videos both French and English for the Kid's Club, some videos for our family, English books for us, a blade for the lawn mower, some medications for the clinic and more.
Thankfully the rain held off until Cory returned. He also managed to do a bit of grocery shopping in Cap. Currently thunder and band practice are echoing around the mountain tops. A slight breeze stirs up the 92 degree sun heated air.

Cory planted seeds that arrived in the mail yesterday-exotic tropical fruits with names that I will not even try to spell.

Eli, Anna and I continue to learn many interesting things in school. While kids in the USA complete their school years we reach the 1/2 way point. But no despair, as we plan many fun non-school learning experiences for our time in the States in the fall.

2 comments:

Chris and Kath Sloan said...

Yeah for non-school educational activities! I hope you are surviving the heat okay. Sounds like a very successful trip to Cap too, especially when you arrive home with everything you picked up !

The Bronkema Family... said...

The kids will be loving it in the fall when their cousins go back to school and they are on vacation!!!