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 bathroomshomesome homes along the mail roadmain streetvillagevillageThis is a little village in the countryThis is the family that lives at the orphanage, care for the childrenwe have arrived at the orphanageOn the road againMeeting some of the ladiesThere are 11 small church, Pastor Robenson meets, and teaches the ministers at each churchPastor Robenson preaching at small church in countryPastor 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 children
   
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