Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Last blog for Bob the Builder and his team

7 a.m. start  for last day at church
Early to rise and back to work for the building team.

According to Captain Bob, we not only met, but exceeded all expectations. All the studs, all the framing and the majority of the strapping ready for the next group to put on the finishing touches. A good two days and it will be done. 

Bob the Builder and Karen admiring the handiwork of the team

Team has done what they can and now saying Bye
Mean time, the Hats kids made life-size self portraits which now add colour and cheer to their bedrooms. 
Adonna's art project well underway with the kids


Art work - this is Dieunel, Judel & Jofky

Art work with Adonna.  JJ by JJ

Mirlande & Anne

Ti Luc painted himself with his feetcaption
Then some interesting roadside shopping for a supply line for a faucet, some gas for the tap tap, some frozen chicken, phone cards and Pringles!! A quick pit stop for the group to Luckner's for refreshments: it continues to be extremely hot here. 
Break ad Enter by Bob and his accomplice Scotty
We returned tonight for Les Blanc's live rendition of Amazing Grace on Radio Station 104.7. It was fun.
Aldonna speaking to the listeners

Team singing at Radio Station

When there was a chance today, lots of play with the little ones. It was hard to say good-bye. 
Ti Luc being put to bed by two young ladies - last night together

Tomorrow, up early for flights to Canada as we head to Montreal and various directions from there. From all of us, from the bottom of our heart, thank you to Karen, Mariah and the kids at Hats Haiti for hosting such a magnificent visit. A la prochaine!

3 comments:

Sandra MacDonald said...

Great blog...you made us wait for this one! I checked so many times and wondered where it was. Thank you to all of you for all your hard work on church and at HATS. It is hard work to love those children, hey?

Dickie MacDonald said...

Great job everyone, hope you get to go again sometime.

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It is so heart warming that so many people does offer their help to those who are in need.