thought about doing something like that for our honeymoon, but it didn't pan out.  It's going to take a lot more riding experience but I'm on the right terrain for it :)  Dad, are you reading this?  Let's do it! In other news, we met with the head of the nursing school in Cap yesterday.  He's a spry 84 year old doctor (and every time he meets someone, he says he thinks he's 48 because when he looks in the mirror and holds up 84, it says 48 to him) who is very excited to work with us.  He proposed that they send a few nursing students to our birth center and that we could potentially run a midwife training program for their graduates!  This would be a nice shortcut to MamaBaby Haiti's goal of running its own midwife training program!  We'll make this happen. Also had a really, really reinforcing Google Chat meeting with some global health friends.  Big things are on the horizon... Promise I'll be more consistent with writing when I feel better and adapt to the new scheduling we're trying here.  Hopefully the power company cooperates :) Operation Happymeal, or Mange Kontan, is the name of Susan Moray's and Nancy Becker's idea for a way to provide food for our patients-to-be in the waiting room. They usually show up around 5am and can wait 10 hours to be seen. With some seed money from Susan and Nancy, Santo is managing the small business -- Jason's girlfriend