Mesay, we’re not in Haiti anymore!
I haven’t
posted an update lately since I am back in the US, with one of the orphan
kittens I raised. I brought Mesay back,
and she saw her first snow in PA. And
now we are back in Kansas (where we’ve had wind, rain, snow, ice, 73F weather,
0F weather, tornado possibility, all in a span of 2 days!). I am still
involved with AUC, and will return in May with the goal of taking students to
a nearby lake for a field study. So I am
still looking for support and supplies for teaching ecology in Haiti. Contact me if you’d like to help with education
in Haiti!
I haven’t
posted an update lately since I am back in the US, with one of the orphan
kittens I raised. I brought Mesay back,
and she saw her first snow in PA. And
now we are back in Kansas (where we’ve had wind, rain, snow, ice, 73F weather,
0F weather, tornado possibility, all in a span of 2 days!). I am still
involved with AUC, and will return in May with the goal of taking students to
a nearby lake for a field study. So I am
still looking for support and supplies for teaching ecology in Haiti. Contact me if you’d like to help with education
in Haiti!
Welcome home, SS! Nothing like that Kansas weather!! I remember going from 80F to snow in 24 hours! Is 'Mesay' a Creole word? Anyway, me say Mesay sure is a cutie!!
ReplyDeleteHer name is from the Harry Belefonte Day-O/Banana Boat song. Her mom's name was Day-o.
ReplyDeleteDay-o, Day-ay-ay-o
Daylight come and me wan' go home
Day, me say day, me say day, me say day
Me say day, me say day-ay-ay-o
Daylight come and me wan' go home
Work all night on a drink a' rum
Daylight come and me wan' go home
Stack banana till the mornin' come
Daylight come and me wan' go home