"Oh, Say but I'm Glad" and "Every Day with Jesus."
 We thank the Lord for His help and direction.
Mar. 14-Saturday we got word that the jeep export
 license was received, so we will probably get the
 jeep the last week of this month in time to drive over
 to Ciudad Trujillo for our visa if we don't get it here
 before then. We thank the Lord for this.
 The other day we got some little (and I mean
 little!) strawberries that grow wild here I think.
 They took us hours to clean, but they have a good
 flavor. We got a little basket full (about 3 quarts)
 for 20c and I think we could have gotten them for
 10c if we had bargained long enough.
 Our tomatoes will soon be ready to eat.
 We are doing a little interior decorating. We got
 so tired of the drab dark finish of the woodwork in
 the house that we got some Walltone (Firestone's
 version of Kemtone) and we're doing a little bit in
 the evening, when we don't have to go out or aren't
 too tired out. It is such an improvement-sort of a
 light gray-green.
 We can hardly believe that we will soon have
 the jeep. It will completely revolutionize our lives.
 We'll be able to get out into the country to visit all
 the churches and keep contact with them. We'll be
 able to go to several parts of town in the same morn-
 ing, instead of keeping our errands within walking
 distance of each other. We'll be able to go to church
 at night knowing how and when we'll get back home
 (instead of worrying about getting a taxi). A car
 is about the most essential material item needed in
 Haiti-that's what every American and European
 says-and we've found it out the hard way. But I'm
 not complaining. If we were not getting a jeep we
 would just keep on doing what we could the best