year. So far we've only had time to take off one
 week (in the Dominican Republic) since we have
 been in Haiti. This year we'll just drop everything
 and go.
Feb. 1-A gift of $50.50 from a lady in San Diego, Cali-
 fornia, for a much needed desk. We'll probably have
 the desk made as it is next to impossible to find one
 ready-made here.


CHAPTER 11--"... don't know how I'll find time ... "
Feb. 9-We opened the Bible school this week, so we've
 been keeping busy. I am now having classes every
 day. Mary has been in bed for ten days now. She
 is kind of discouraged.
 Mrs. Chapman is bringing us two air mattresses
 to use in the country and also a new sapphire phono-
 graph needle. We will take her to a different place
 each day. She was a missionary in Africa for about
 twenty years so she'll know what to expect.
 We're going to have to get busy on the plans for
 the Youth for Christ campaign in March. I'm to head
 up the music. I don't know how I'll find time-I tried
 to resign, and did, but they just ignored it. I'll just
 have to put other people to work and do the best
 I can.
 Toby is getting along pretty good. We've wormed
 him and just since then he has been getting fatter. He's
 awfully spoiled, though, and affectionate, and he
 scares our friends half to death if he doesn't know
 them, especially Haitians. But he's the "only-est"
 child we've got, so we put up with him.
Feb. 21-We plan to leave tomorrow morning for the
 north and plan to stay about five or six days. If the
 weather is good enough, we will make the horseback