home

after 18 hours of travel, inclusive of motorcycle, bus, taxi, and airplane i arrived safe and sound into dc late last night. my two triple girls, alison and mags met me with a wendy's chicken sandwich at 12am at reagan. both of them had to work eeeearly the next day. if that's not love, i don't know what is.

i really want to thank everyone for the love and prayers. i felt it in haiti and i'm fully convinced that it was your love and prayers that kept me safe and strong even now as i write this post from virginia.

i feel so blessed to have been able to bring that same love and prayer to haiti. to the little tifi with recently painted pink fingernails. it was awesome to be a conduit of something so powerful.

i hope you've enjoyed reading as much as i've enjoyed writing :-) i'll leave with my favorite prayer. it's something i spent a lot of time thinking about in haiti and i think it's incredibly relevant to the work i did and the work that still needs to be done there.

the serenity prayer:

God,

please grant me the serenity to accept the things i cannot change,
the courage to change the things i can,
and the wisdom to know the difference.

Amen.