Haiti Highlights: You can set your clock by it

So far, right around 9 every night we get a torrential downpour. I guess that's what they mean when they call it the rainy season. I love the cleansing freshness those rains bring at the end of a hot, sweaty, tiring day. However, they also sometimes affect our internet here in the house. Sorry if you were looking for an update last night - the connection was terrible.

Steve left today, so Tim's on his own. Today was a lot of running around, keeping different projects supplied with the things they needed when they needed them. Our team from the East coast assembled 9 desks/benches for Madaam Christian's classrooms at the New Horizons orphanage. Our Witchita team arrived in the evening. Today, we'll get them busy playing with kids at Jasmine's orphanage. I'll be heading into Port au Prince to buy wood and paint - the wood for New Horizon's new classroom and the paint for Jasmine's orphanage.

Pray for Madaam Christian - she had to go into the clinic yesterday because her heart rate was high and she was feeling dizzy. She's not due until May. Donna, who took her to the clinic, found out she hasn't been taking the prenatal vitamins we gave her because she "doesn't want the baby to get too big." Donna did some education with her, but I'm not sure it sunk in.

Here's some photos of yesterday...