I think it's safe to say, we're all pretty worn out! But in the greatest, most gratifying sort of way. Finally getting to really interact with the kids was a treat. They are so kind and loving, and their smiles could melt the heart of the abominable snowman. We got a tour of the facility, and learned that some of the children travel from opposite sides of the island to get to the
PS- To add just a little tid-bit to what Katie mentioned earlier about meeting the Prime Minister (who we're all fans of), I asked him what he considered to be the strongest attribute of his people and he responded with, "Our resilience." He explained that they do the best with what they have and make the most of it, in both times of economic security and insecurity. I was impressed by his eloquence and sincerity. Also, while adventuring in Roseau, we met and talked to a local man selling tourist-y goods, and when we asked him how he felt about the Prime Minister he said, "I can't like him," ...we were caught off guard, but he continued with, "I like this," grabbing something he was selling and said, "I LOVE him." And we were touched to say the least!