Pwoje Espwa - Hope in Haiti

This is one way of keeping up with what's happening in southern Haiti. Please consider helping us in our work with Haitian orphans and vulnerable children. Contributions can be sent to: Free The Kids 25422 Trabuco Road Suite 105-362 Lake Forest, CA 92630 Or Free The Kids, 2303 W. Market Street, Greensboro, NC 27403-1517 Or you can make a secure donation with a credit card at our website www.freethekids.org. Thank you for helping us fight poverty in Haiti, one child at a time.

Monday, March 30, 2009

Sunday afternoon stroll

Fery and Jean-Robert stopped by the house yesterday. What better way to enjoy the afternoon? Fery turns 15 today so Happy Birthday to him and many more.

2 comments:

Paige'sPage said...: Bon fet pitit mwen! Mwen sonje ou anpil. Mwen pral pote kado por ou!; 10:40 AM
Anonymous said...: When I was there I called John Robert "El Presidente" because I honestly believe he has more talent in his little finger than most of us have in our whole body.
Arnie; 5:30 PM

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