#prv1791

The last lesson in #PwovèbAyisyen: "Yon sèl dwèt pa manje kalalou | One finger don't eat okra." 👨🏽👨🏽👧🏽 ----------------------------------------------- Your vibe attracts your tribe! Much love to Professor @se_joe and Illustrator @ky_meka ✊🏽 #SejoeUniversity #HaitianProverb #PRV1791 #HaitianHeritageMonth #Art #Illustration

Today's lesson in #PwovèbAyisyen: "Dèyè mòn gen mòn | Beyond mountains more mountains." ----------------------------------------------- #SejoeUniversity #HaitianProverb #PRV1791 #HaitianHeritageMonth #Art #Illustration

Today's lesson in #PwovèbAyisyen: "Wòch nan dlo pa konn doulè wòch nan solèy | Rocks in water don't know the pain of rocks in the sun." ☀️ ----------------------------------------------- #SejoeUniversity #HaitianProverb #PRV1791 #HaitianHeritageMonth #Art #Illustration

Today's lesson in #PwovèbAyisyen: "Se lè pa itil pa la ou wè jan pa itil te itil | It's when useless is gone that you see useless was useful." ----------------------------------------------- #SejoeUniversity #HaitianProverb #PRV1791 #HaitianHeritageMonth #Art #Illustration

Today's lesson in #PwovèbAyisyen: "Bourik fè pitit se pou do'l ka repoze | The donkey has offsprings so its back may rest." 🐴 ----------------------------------------------- #SejoeUniversity #HaitianProverb #PRV1791 #HaitianHeritageMonth #Art #Illustration

Today's lesson in #PwovèbAyisyen: "Jan chat mache se pa konsa li kenbe rat | The way the cat walks is not the way it catches the rat." 🐱🐀 ----------------------------------------------- #SejoeUniversity #HaitianProverb #PRV1791 #HaitianHeritageMonth #Art #Illustration

Today's lesson in #PwovèbAyisyen: "Kay koule twonpe solèy men li pa ka twonpe lapli | A leaky house can fool the sun but it can't fool the rain." 🏡 #SejoeUniversity #HaitianProverb #PRV1791 #HaitianHeritageMonth #Art #Illustration ------------------------------------------------ [I]n the aftermath of the January 2010 earthquake, while Hillary #Clinton was secretary of state, the Obama administration and Congress gave Bill Clinton carte blanche in handling hundreds of #millions of U.S. taxpayer dollars flowing to Haiti for recovery and reconstruction. Within two weeks of Haiti’s January 2010 earthquake, the word had already gone out from the State Department that Bill Clinton would be in charge of U.S. reconstruction efforts. Instead the Clintons secured hundreds of millions of dollars in no-bid contracts from the State Department’s U.S. Agency for International Development and grants from multilateral institutions like the InterAmerican Development Bank, which gets the bulk of its funding from the U.S. However, a lot didn’t get done. In the north of the country, the Clinton-proposed Caracol Industrial Park was supposed to feature some 40 buildings for apparel assembly supporting up to 65,000 jobs. It remains a mystery why there are still only three buildings in full operation and only 5,000 jobs, despite plenty of tenant interest. Source: PowerLineBlog.com and all over the Internet