Oct 1

Haiti Chérie

It's all about Haiti Dying Of Thirst, Festivities, Firefighter, Firefighters, Flag Day, Foreigner, Free Web Pages, Front Yard, Haiti Chérie, Haiti Palais National, Hot Day, Html Css, Municipal Buildings, Pet Project, Petit SéMinaire, Port Au Prince, Port Au Prince Haiti, Presidential Speech, Roll Call, Web Design Experts Add Comment (0)

This is another pet project of ours. We want to create a List of all the Cities, Towns, Villages, Bourgs and other Places in Haiti, with Pictures of all their Landmarks. There are so many beautiful pictures of Monuments, Municipal Buildings, Schools, Churches, Beaches and others, scattered all over the web. This is the place to find the links to all these pictorial references. Continue reading “Haiti Chérie” »

Sep 24

Tan ale, tan pa tounen… men nou gen souvni

It's all about Haiti Ap Bay, Ban Nou, Baye, Chak, Chita, Devan, Foli, Fwa, Imaj, Konn, Konsa, Kraze, Moman, Moun, Nou Ka, Plen, Pou Nou, Pran, Tifi, Youn Add Comment (0)

Gen de fwa ou konn wè on moun chita pou kont li on kote, epi li fè on ti souri, osnon li pete on sèl eklari. Ou ka konprann se on atak foli l ap fè—“Foli pran moun tout jan”, se sa nou di—men se on souvni k ap satiyèt lespri li. On souvni, si l ta pataje l avèk ou, ou menm tou, ou ta pete pwòp eklari pa ou, paske souvni sa a, ta bay machin memwa pa ou on kout mannivèl, fè l pati tankou on chen fou ki te chita nan on nich fonmi, osnon on chwal galipòt k ap boulinen nan gran savann, apre li fin plen pans li… Fò ou konn la pou ou al la, Timal! Continue reading “Tan ale, tan pa tounen… men nou gen souvni” »

Sep 23

Souvni Lakay

It's all about Haiti Adulthood, Dead Links, Graphics, haiti, Minui, Mispelled Words, Nan, Nou, Piki, Pran, Rache, Remembrances, Rive, Roro Add Comment (0)

Tout souvni nou, soti nan timoun rive nan granmoun.
Remembrances of things past, from childhood to adulthood.

This is a series of original blog posts dealing with ‘remembrances of things past’.  (i.e. aprann monte bekàn, rache dan, pran piki, ti Janvye, mès minui, koupe panzou, fè chenè…)

Please, drop us a line if you find any dead links, mistakes, mispelled words, etc. If you like this blog as a whole, or just this article, kindly share it with your friends, would you?

Blog post by Roro and Tatán
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