Second batch of stuff to pack for
my trip to Haiti. Batteries AA, C and D. Dried cranberries and pineapple, baby
goat nipples, new laptop battery for a student, a battery powered fan, index
cards, Step into Reading series beginner reading books, big book of ABC's and
colors and numbers and measurements and identification of common things, a
dictionary, a book about being a good friend, and a book about how many kisses a
child needs every day, beads for the ovulation beads, fishing line to string the
beads, compact scissors, safety pins for the beads and butterflies to hang on my
mosquito net. Hmmm… I wonder how many pounds that stuff is!
Third batch of stuff to pack
for Haiti. A pile of jump ropes, solar/wind up lantern, battery charger, light
that clips on a hat, windup flashlight, pliers, wire snips, single edge razor
blades, tic tack toe games, super balls, new sandals for a special girl, neck
bands to keep Jay cool, gum, old telephones, laundry soap, baby wipes, toilet
paper, baby booger getter, baby cereal for me to eat with water late at night
(no cooking necessary), rubber gloves, sewing kit, gum, reading glasses of
various kinds, and two aprons that I made to keep my stuff in while I’m working.
Another 15 pounds.
Second batch of stuff to pack for
my trip to Haiti. Batteries AA, C and D. Dried cranberries and pineapple, baby
goat nipples, new laptop battery for a student, a battery powered fan, index
cards, Step into Reading series beginner reading books, big book of ABC's and
colors and numbers and measurements and identification of common things, a
dictionary, a book about being a good friend, and a book about how many kisses a
child needs every day, beads for the ovulation beads, fishing line to string the
beads, compact scissors, safety pins for the beads and butterflies to hang on my
mosquito net. Hmmm… I wonder how many pounds that stuff is!
