Author Archives: PKG

It’s Christmas Eve. Last year at this time, I was pondering the fact that I enjoyed a very special Thanksgiving with my sister, Susan and her family for the first time in many years and spent my birthday in Indianapolis … Continue reading →

Tam and I are heading back to Massachusetts for a short trip to visit family, friends and take care for some business. We’ll spend 5 days in MA then off to Alabama, our new residential address in the states, to … Continue reading →

Lex and Renee Edmé are the directors of MOHI where Tam and I will live, working hand in hand to fulfill their vision for Haiti as well as ours. Renee is a proficient blog writer and keeps the MOHI supporters … Continue reading →

When I was actively looking for an ATV to ship to Haiti, some of my friends said, “You just want a toy to play around with in Haiti!”. Well, I thought I’d use my GoPro to film the “road” I … Continue reading →

Now that Tam and I are very close to the point of actually moving to Haiti, we are very excited that we will be able to have “hands on” access to our budding ISOM school. ISOM is one of the … Continue reading →

We should be signing HAVE SIGNED the official Purchase and Sales agreement with the buyer sometime in the next day. This means that we are approaching the final sale of our house very soon! If all goes well with the … Continue reading →

Our home inspection is this Thursday! Wikipedia describes a home inspection as “a limited, non-invasive examination of the condition of a home, often in connection with the sale of that home. Home inspections are usually conducted by a home inspector … Continue reading →

Well, we have a signed purchase and sales agreement! We still must survive the home inspection process, but I don’t for-see any real problems there. If all goes as planned, we will close on the house in late July. <<reality … Continue reading →

It’s official, our house is on the market. We’ve had two showings so far and hope to see many more scheduled in the coming weeks. This is the last great hurdle we must traverse before we move. We’ve sorted, trashed, … Continue reading →