Tag Archives: Caribbean
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Tropical Storm Emily, the adventures continue. (part 2)
Leave a comment04/08/2011 by etiennefish
So our night at the base passed us by completely uneventfully. Aside from a short hard rain burst at some …
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Tropical Storm Emily and the night time adventure at the base. Part 1.
Leave a comment04/08/2011 by etiennefish
This is the story of the night (as in right now at this very instant), when myself and The Canadian, …
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You know you’re in Haiti When… Some happenings of the last 24ish hours.
Leave a comment19/07/2011 by etiennefish
You know you’re in Haiti when: A quick jaunt out for supper turns into 2 hours of waiting for …
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Haiti: tales of a nearly perfect sunday.
Leave a comment19/04/2011 by etiennefish
I woke up, far too early, and the world was dark and quiet. Quiet except for the rain pelting down …
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Life in Haiti: Traffic lights, cutting grass with scissors, and Port au Prince envy.
Leave a comment12/04/2011 by etiennefish
Okay first off, I was going to write a story about things that’ve been going on with life in Jacmel, …
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Life in Jacmel: a dish of work, with a side of more work, and a pinch of carnival amazingness
106/03/2011 by etiennefish
Okay, so I’ve now heard from multiple sources that they are under the impression that all I’ve managed since arriving …
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Carnaval in Jacmel, Haiti- bright festive and amazing
224/02/2011 by etiennefish
So last Sunday, we checked out some of the carnaval festivities. We didn’t really see things as they got too …
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Haiti is high walls, sunshine, and the beautiful blue ocean.
213/02/2011 by etiennefish
So I’ve been in Haiti a week now. It’s been a different experience so far. As I write this, I’m …
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ON THE ROAD TO HAITI- some observations (as written a few days ago)
Leave a comment09/02/2011 by etiennefish
So it’s incredibly strange/surreal to me, but while writing this, I am somehow sitting in the Miami airport, waiting for …
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Slowly Swimming Away 