Because Batman turned 6!

By God’s grace, I was able to spend a long weekend in Haiti, and together we did many things. Here are some highlights:

Our first ever English class at CERMICOL, the prison for juvenile offenders in Delmas

Our first ever English class at CERMICOL, the prison for juvenile offenders in Delmas

Distributing sponsor gifts

Distributing sponsor gifts

English classes at Tabarre

English classes at Tabarre

English class at Cabaret

English class at Cabaret

So many sponsor gifts both for Kay Timoun and for the community

So many sponsor gifts both for Kay Timoun and for the community

Celebrating Caleb’s 6th birthtday on Sunday

Celebrating Caleb’s 6th birthtday on Sunday



Monday was filled with organizing, buying Migerlson a sewing machine for his birthday (Shhhh!!! It’s a surpise!), meetings and more sponsor gifts.

Tuesday was more organizing, buying coffee to bring back for Maker’s Market on Saturday, the required COVID test to return to the US, a meeting with the four oldest of Kay Timoun as we are in the planning phase of moving them toward independent living, and finally a pizza party because the boys finished two 500 piece puzzles.

Visiting with Anora at his home on Tuesday.  Seeing Anora on every trip to Haiti is a priority for me.

Visiting with Anora at his home on Tuesday. Seeing Anora on every trip to Haiti is a priority for me.

Wednesday morning “See you later”s were sweet - and such a change from years gone by when my leaving meant clinging and crying and emotional distress for the children. I am so thankful to know they are finally healthy and happy - and safe. Spending time with them is true joy.

Until next time, Friends!

Until next time, Friends!

Upon my return to the US, the Border Control Agent at Immigration asked: Why were you in Haiti?

I responded: Because Batman turned 6.

What better reason to spend a few days in Haiti?