About as far removed from our rushed, stressed, complicated way of life as you can get, are a bunch of kids in a little Haitian village who know nothing of American politics, the global economy, or who won the Emmy's. They're unaware of 9/11, Adderall, and Ambien. They just are. Their concerns aren't global, they're local. Extremely local. Like will I eat today? Will anybody in my family get sick today? I wish we had a school. Stuff like that.
I learned something in a little mountain village in Haiti last Monday. I learned that it takes more than struggle and hardship to take away a kid's joy. I was lucky enough to capture a few moments of it here...
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