- The trucks they transport people in are called tap-taps... because when the people want out, they tap-tap on the side of the truck to let the driver know.
- there are a total of like 3 ATM's in the country, and the one that we stopped at today I was told is not in working order normally.
- Stuff that doesn't get eaten the first day or so, goes stale REALLY really quickly, especially if it's not closed very well. :grin:
- Frozen chips are actually really good! (byproduct of the last one... :grin:)
- It is cheaper for me to call out of Haiti, than for people to call in. :grin: (So, if you want me to call you, you can donate some money to my trip, and I will use that money to buy a phone card and call you! :grin: Just be sure to include in the comments what number you want me to call! It costs about 2.50 for 20 minutes.)
Thursday, September 8, 2011
What I have learned about Haiti
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In Antigua, Guatemala there's a restaurant called "Mono Loco" that advertises "Nachos as big as your head!" Perhaps in Haiti, they could advertise "Tarantulas as big as your head!" :)
ReplyDeleteLol to Adinas post!!! I want to talk to you so I will get with you on that!!:-)
ReplyDelete:grin: ok. Just let me know.
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