Feb. 8-Our hektographed leaflets in Creole were very
 well received by the people of P.-au-P. Central
 Church.
 We leave everything we cannot do or control in
 the Lord's hands. He's better at working out things
 anyway.
Feb. 9-Dr. Vanderpool is going to visit us the last week
 of this month. We will certainly be glad to have
 him come, but it is a shame that we won't have the
 jeep by then. Well, we'll do the best we can. We
 won't be able to see much outside P.-au-P.
 Tonight we are having the E--s and his mother
 [who is also a preacher] over for dinner. Afterward
 we are going to show them our kodachrome pictures
 which we took in the U.S.
 We started a Creole class Monday and think that
 it will be good. It will keep us busy with the French
 class in the morning on Monday, Wednesday and
 Friday, and Creole class in the afternoon on the same
 days. One way or another well get so that we can
 communicate with these Haitians.
 I'm getting more familiar with the accordion and
 enjoy it more. But I do miss a piano. We're still
 having lovely winter weather.
Feb. 15-Brother E---is suffering from some sort of
 nervous disease with beginnings of facial paralysis
 on the left side. We are getting the prescribed medi-
 cines for him.
 We are sure that the Lord has an interest in these
 matters, and special prayer for Brother E-- cannot
 but bring results in accord with God's all-wise plan.
Feb. 16-It's Friday night. Mary is in the kitchen clean-
 ing the defrosted refrigerator. We had some good
 spaghetti for supper. For dessert we had some cocoa-
 nut ice, sold in ice cubes by our landlord. His wife
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