Movin' on Up (to the East Side of Port-au-Prince)

Bonjour,
Well the power is back on, so I guess I better start posting. As I alluded to in my last entry, I spent the weekend moving in to my new place. And I d

But by Sunday I had a neighbor (a Haitian-Canadian working on banking reform), in

As you can see from the pictures, the place has been fully renovated, and while my studio is not huge it has all the mod-cons like a fully-equipped kitchen, cable tv and a/c. Plus it has a swimming pool that will, I am told, one

And it feels great to finally unpack my bags and resume a somewhat normal life. This move concludes what has been an incredibly full two weeks on both professional and personal fronts and ends the prologue of my story down here. I will then be able to tell you about "normal" in Haiti starting next week. And I'll have pictures of my trip to the north of the island.
'til next time,

Max
5 Comments:
nice. looks big. how far is the closest watering hole?
It's only a couple of minutes from the restaurants of Petionville. Tragically, the Haitians don't seem to grasp the concept of the Happy Hour. That'll have to change.
mcbride always keeps it classy
just curious...how much does a studio like that run per month in Petionville?
hey dude...just curious: where exactly is the apartment from say...place boyer? i ask cuz i think i know the building (just judging from the view). if it's the same building i'm thinking of, i lived right around the corner. drop me a line.
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