Prayer, bananas, volleyball

Low 90's, sunny with an afternoon breeze. School books mostly organized for the new year.

Our goal is to complete 10 days of the new year before leaving for Michigan.

'Unofficially' the airport situation as we know it will be flights allowed to land in the mornings with all planes being gone by noon so that the work on the runway can be accomplished.


Will see how things work this week when Cory goes to pick up the banana plants on Thursday.


 Because of the limited time the banana plants going to LaGonave will need to be picked up in Limbée by truck.

I enjoyed chatting with my parents on the computer this morning after their trip to South Africa.

Today the new campus breadfruit trees needed to be watered because the area once again is dry.

Yesterday the 3 area volley ball teams competed.

The team from Port Margot did not make it so the older girls took on the younger teams.

Roof going on new school class room. 

The really young ones enjoyed cheering for the younger teams. They may be little but they scream loudly.

Saba bananas from the worlds largest banana plant.

Taste good fried, boiled or ripe.

Thankful that the thieves haven't stolen many bananas the past couple months so there is much for us to enjoy and share with the kids programs on campus.

Eli making 3 little guys happy with a soccer challenge. 

Once the volleyball game started they went to watch. 

 See on the news that the tearing down of the earthquake damaged national palace in Port-au-Prince started.

Wonder if they will rebuild?

Life goes on..