more food prepPastor Robenson's family fixed a wonderful dinner the night before we returned to Port au Princemore food prepthe orphanage actually has an inside cooking area, this is a two burner portable stove,we are going to have beans, rice and a wonderful tomato side dishfood prep areafood being prepared for the orphans, Haitian kitchen are outsideThe children go to this river to bathe in the morningsSome of the little children fell asleep, the older children would reach over and pick them up----so cute!!!the children would sing and scripture or tell me a story (no school but they could quote the Bible)we are singing "this little Christian Light" in English (sorta English)front of the orphanage, inside the floors are packed earthwe brought clothes and toothbrushes for the childrenthe house has a fenced yard and good play areathe house in Port au Prince has 4 lg bedrooms 2 inside bathroomsPastor Robenson would take them to school and pick them up--------no tap tapit will cost $20.00/mon.(that may be Haitian $) per child to attend school 15 children are old enough for schoolThere is a house in Port au Prince that will be an ideal home for the childrenOur goal is to move the orphanage into Port au Prince as soon as we raise the fundsso cute!!!I was there three days to interact with them and they are very bright, easy to teach and eager to learnthere are no toys, T.V., game boy, computer, but you could feel the love and the children we very busy and happyfood is prepared outsidethey do not have running water, all water is hauled in bucketsthis is the room 10 of the children sleep in, a carpet is rolled out for them at bed timethe children have not seen a Doctor or had immunizationsthe children do not attend school---there is no school close enough to attendhope this one is positioned rightthese are all normal, happy little boys full of energy and boy prankscan you read the name?
   
THE ORPHANAGE June 2010

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