The people in the village are going out of their way to make us welcome. Last Sunday we went to church (beautiful singing. Very enthusiastic preach screaming about stuff. A lot of praising the Lord and asking for assistance). Yesterday we were invited to a wedding. It wasn’t that different than our weddings. There was a ceremony in the city and then the guests drove into the village for a celebration (and where we joined them). There was a little music, some food and drinks and people generally sat around. The main difference was the setup which was more Haitian style. Attaching photos…
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We get visits every evening from folks in the village. I think its part curiosity and part a welcoming thing. The women from the village pedagogic committee dropped by one day to take us on a tour of their part of the village. Another day, they stopped by to visit our house. Without a common language these visits are another challenge. Also, being a very private person, I need to get used to my house being a public place with people dropping by all the time. My partner in this adventure is currently the main communicator with people. I hope that I will warm up soon and learn how to keep a conversation going with only a few common words.
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