Ode to Our Orphans

After waiting on the runway for over ten hours while we met with the necessary Haitian officials, the same plane that took us to Haiti was able to leave Haiti with over 5o orphans.

Encore From Haiti

So Damn Lucky

The night we arrived at our camp, we were painted a picture to expect the worst. However, the next morning brought sights, sounds, and smells that I remember five years ago. It seems that Haiti has let the earthquake bury it's dead, and everyday life has continued.

We soon found that our mission had changed, and most of my days were spent in hospitals throughout the capital translating for doctors and nurses.

Within the last month, I'm sure most of you have been exposed to the television coverage of the earthquake. I do not feel the need to share everything I saw, nor did I feel the need to take many photographs.

We are So Damn Lucky.