Anyone who works in healthcare can be bribed with a really good pen.
Yeah. Prior to 2021 it was common to see white people flying back to the United States with Haitian babies. The US Embassy here even would expedite visas for children who are being adopted. I saw plenty of people making social media videos in the airport with their new babies. It’s still going on.
Some children's cases have cleared the Haitian court system and are awaiting immigrant visas, while others are pending judicial review. Meanwhile, children face the trauma of multiple relocations due ...
That is 100% the case here in Haiti. There are an extreme number of orphanages, many of the children in it placed into the orphanages because the parents could not afford to feed them or get them into school. Many of the orphanages are very poorly run. There’s lots of overseas adoption of some kids.
Anxiously waiting for my ring system to either turn back on, or for people to start reporting damage. The power and internet went out around midnight, so I couldn't watch via my ring cameras. One of the water sensors tripped, the outside storage room probably flooded again. The EMA reports are bad.
great news.
I don’t think it is either.
Having my office / paperwork day today is not good. All I’m doing is obsessively watching the weather and having anxiety about the hurricane heading towards my home in south GA.
@naptime.theolive.garden made a post about ketchup on pasta and it’s a pretty common thing in Haiti. Now I want find out where else in the world is this done as a common thing.
Interesting. Haitians love spaghetti noodles with ketchup and cut up hot dogs for breakfast. Took me a while to get used to that. But you got carbs, protein, and sugar. 😂
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