long. I am quite dependent upon my notes, but more
 experience should give me a little freedom. We still
 hope to start some Bible instruction in October.

Aug. 5-"You can only do one thing at a time"-my
 mother wrote me. But in Haiti you can't even do
 that-it takes three or four times to do one thing!
 Actually you just have to cut down by about half
 or more of what you would do in the States as far
 as actual work is concerned.
 There is money in Kansas City in the amounts of
 $1,000, $500, and $100, for three memorial chapels.
 In September we will make a trip up north to visit
 the rest of the stations where we haven't yet been.
 After that, we will decide where to build the chapels.
 In the process of several months we will gradually
 get the first one and then another started, and I hope
 to put the weight of the responsibility on the pastors
 involved.
 Yesterday we got a little black kitten which we
 are calling "Cindy." Toby doesn't quite know what
 to make of her and he is somewhat jealous. But I
 think they will make up in a few days. Sometimes
 Cindy will let Toby come over and smell her, but
 she usually makes him keep his distance by acting
 ferocious and spitting. Cindy has one little white
 triangle on her tummy, otherwise all black except
 for a few stray white hairs here and there. We've
 gotten her to get rid of the mice we have seen run-
 ning between the dining room and kitchen in broad
 daylight.
 I've been sick again, since yesterday afternoon-
 headache, fever, and diarrhea. It seemed that the
 Lord touched me this morning so that I could go to
 church for the communion service which I had
 charge of.