Today was:  Amazing, eye opening, crazy, un-organized, frustrating, unbelievable, fast, bumpy, dusty, hot, beautiful, inspiring, long, and perfect.

We got to experience first hand the frustration that Haiti can be and learn that everything here is about patience and the ability to completely throw your plans out the window in lieu of whatever comes up.

I ate goat for the first…and maybe last time.  I found out that gas is no longer available at the stations, as they’re out of it.  We paid $13 US dollars for it from people on the streets with gallon jugs (milk jugs) of it.  I found out that rice is $1 US dollar for about 2 cups, and most families where we are don’t make a dollar a day.  I found out that my cameras can handle a ton of dust (so far).  I found out that Haiti is one of the most beautiful countries in the world…that the entire norther half of the country is rain forest, mountains and gorgeous beaches.  I found out that the children here are amazing.  Oh, and I met and went into the home of a voodoo shaman.  It’s been quite a trip…and this was just the first day.