Pictures taken by me!

This blog is gonna be about pictures that I took and wanted to share with you...
In my last blog I showed you some pictures I took of the sky. I really enjoy taking pictures of brilliant sunsets and sunrises, so I took a few more for you guys... 

 I thought that it was kinda strange seeing a pink cloud...

I had never seen this type of flower in Haiti till now...

These next two pictures turned out WAY better than I had hoped...

 Pepper looks like a crazy dog in these pictures...

Pepper would NOT sit still to let me take a picture, so I tried to hold him down...

He looks especially crazy in this picture...

 I LOVE this picture!!!

I still can't figure out where this picture was taken...

 This is the Ayars' house...

 I love pictures with sunlight and plants if you can't tell...

 

These pictures are of the same storm...














They were taken right before the storm started...

Hibiscus flowers are just plain brilliant in my opinion...

 And last but not least, a starfish that my dad found on the beach...

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Great times with great friends...

This past week my best friend Leigha Burnley came with a team from West Park United Methodist Church!
I went to the airport to pick them up too. . .

If you cant tell by the picture my best friend is on the left. . .                                                                                            

Kristine Burnley (Leigha's mom) and Kelly Williams both worked their tails off in our garden!
It used to be so filled with weeds you couldn't see an inch of the actually ground. . .

They did great! (Plus now I don't have to weed!)

We had a night with the students at the seminary called Conversational English Night. All of the team and my family participated. We all split up and sat at different tables. Then the students came and sat with whoever they wanted. We had conversations with them in English, though I had to use Crenglish (a combo of Creole and English) because I had all first year students at my table and they were still learning English! Leigha and I had a lot of fun, in the end, when we ran out of time, a lot of the students were complaining about it being such a short time! Both Leigha and I gave our emails to the people sitting at our table! When I offered to help them with learning English, they all thanked me with tears in their eyes!
All together it was a great experience!

Before the team left we took them to Dhaloo Beach. I was diving underwater with Leigha the whole time so I didn't get much pictures. . .
We took a boat taxi to Dhaloo. . .

This is Leigha and I in the ocean. . .

While we were swimming I came upon a sea bun. . .
Sea buns are a lot like sand dollars except they aren't flat. . .

Sadly the team had to leave after staying for a week. I went with them to the airport and we prayed together before letting them get on the plane. I will really miss the time spent with the team and I will always treasure it in my heart.

Pepper is as crazy and cute as ever. . .

Over these past couple of weeks the sunsets and sunrises have been absolutely brilliant. . .
I love that God has sense of creativity. . .

We had a BEAUTIFUL rainbow in front of the mountain behind our house. . .

Also. . .

I just love that picture!

(and yes -besides the beach and Conversational English night- I did take all of the pictures!)












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