Bonswa!
Day 2 in the Mole is complete…and with even more stories to share!
Story #1: This is actually a follow-up on yesterday’s story 1. So after we posted the blog, Jose read it and came into the cafeteria. The Castillos have a pool in their yard that he had told us we could use and he thought one of the staff ladies had made us get out because of chlorine being added. I guess we should’ve been more clear that I got pushed in to the pool at the hotel. And no worries, the Castillo pool is cleaned with salt.
Story #2: Allen has been picking up cute Haitian chicks all day. Take this very literally.
Story #3: We spent the morning working in the clinic. Then we spent the afternoon playing with jump ropes and balls and painting nails downtown. Susan had warned us before we left that they might try to run off with stuff. So naturally, they did. A group of 4 or 5 girls took off running across the courtyard with a jump rope and I had to go running after it. Luckily, there was a Mole-ian who spoke English that knew what I was trying to do and went and rescued the rope for us. These kids….
Everyone is doing well. The weather was much nicer today and we aren’t still dripping sweat.
Can’t wait to hear from you all. Please comment underneath!
Cassidy (with help from Hannah)
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Please feel free to leave a comment. Comments will be read after dinner.
Great pics of your day. Cassidy, I love the one with you loving on that sweet little guy. Keep making a difference in theses people’s lives so they see Jesus through you.
I’ll keep looking for the pics of Allen and Troy painting nails….😂
Have a great day – we’ll keep praying for you all. Miss you and love you!
Great stories! Allen, we want more info on the chicks! 🙂 We are praying for all of you! Thanks for the update and the pictures!! We love and miss you Allen – Dad, Mom, Margaret, Elizabeth, Jason, Esther & Lola
It is so good to hear from you all. Hannah, we miss you but are so glad to see the joy on you face when you are with those children. Love, Mom and Dad
So nice to see pictures of everyone, especially our grandson, Allen. We pray for all of you and the Haitians all day and night. God is working, and He is being glorified. We are happy to hear the weather is good. Drink lots of GOOD water! Allen’ s grandparents
Girls, can you share a little bit about the culture? I note in photos you all are wearing long skirts yet some of those pictured with you are in jeans or shorts or shorter skirts.