Before we head
back to Haiti, I figured I better finish documenting the last trip.
Life just keeps truckin' on, doesn't it...
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One of the best parts of this particular trip was having our good friend and missionary to Madagascar, Tim Norton, join with us for the week. I was amazed all week at how interested and attentive the Haitian people were to hear of a different country other than America. I'll admit, I was fascinated as well.
And very grateful that Tim likes to take photos: a ton of photo credit goes to him on this trip.
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| Our friend and neighbor, Alfonse. |
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| Teaching the "three circles" at one of our kids camps. |
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| We made some new friends on this trip, visiting a small, entirely Haitian run orphanage. When I asked the directors daughter why they had taken these children in, she simply stated, "My family loves Jesus and children." |
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| Another highlight was the opportunity to photograph the merging of a new family...friends and adoptive parents meeting their children for the first time. My favorite kind of photo shoot. |
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| And, of course, seeing my cutie nieces is always a highlight of a trip to Haiti!! |
Of course, there's more...there is always more.
Haiti can never and will never box neatly into a photojournal or story. And that's okay.
Until the next time...
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