I'm now home, safe and sound. The flight back to NYC was smooth, and I ended up renting a car and driving 7 hours back as all flights were either cancelled or overbooked. It was actually perfect as I needed that time to unwind and decompress from the trip. I wasn't ready to be home and in the world as I had known it before Haiti.
I'm back at work and into the swing of things here in the States, but my mind isn't quite here yet. I really miss Haiti...the people, the air, the spirit, the soul. I think I found my calling. I doubt I'll end up staying in the States for more than a year at a time from now on...a way to make money before going to volunteer my time and energy somewhere else. Haiti again maybe? We'll see.
It took me a couple days to post pictures, but they're up on FB at least. Here's the link: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=195372&id=682013273&l=d6f0e26d25 Let me know if you can't access them and want me to post them somewhere else.
Thanks again for following along. I really felt the support and energy of my virtual posse, and there were many moments where I relied on you all to keep me going. It was a hard trip, with many details I chose to leave out of here for fear of giving you nightmares, but overall it was the most amazing thing I've ever done so far. And I doubt it'll be the last.
Much love to you all!
-Molly
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