brings utensils and plates, and cooks rice/beans with vegetables and some meat. On the 2 clinic days, they have sold out and made a decent profit, with a big loss on prenatal day. This may be due to the pregnant ladies not expecting to stay as long and not knowing about food availability. So after some troubleshooting, we think we've got it working and the patients seem happier by the end of the day when we all start dragging from a long day J Joe and Co -- Joe Perkins has been in contact with MamaBaby Haiti since before we landed in November, helping to coordinate the garden. A week ago, he showed up with Jamie and Ron, and within a few days had constructed 2 shade houses (see picture) which will greatly increase our yields and allow for a wider variety of plants to grow. They are great guys, with years of stories working in Haiti. I greatly miss their positive attitude and undying work ethic! Check out Joe's blog: http://sfp2008.blogspot.com NCNM -- Patricia and Jessie gave a talk at National College of Naturopathic Medicine and it was a hit! 60 students showed up and there was a lot of interest. I hope they organize a trip (I've heard they are...) and an NWB chapter once we hang out for a bit J CCNM -- we have 3 interested CCNM students who will be coming in the summer and next winter. &lt;3 the Canadians Bastyr -- sent 2 weeks