I made it safely back to Haiti on Tuesday, September 3, 2019, after a long day in Miami (flight cancellations and layovers are killer). Today is currently day four and last night, I got the best sleep since I've been here. Let me tell you, sis is tired! The adjustment period comes with a lot of ups and downs. This is when I must lose my Americanisms to be satisfied in a country that doesn't seem like it has much to offer. I'm working on it and laughing at myself along the way. I know very well just how beautiful Haiti is and how much the country has done to positively change my life. I know that I am welcome here no matter how long I am away, but the adjustment period is a critical time for me.

It's been a while, again, but I've been busy getting things ready to go back to Haiti. I am super excited for another opportunity to change lives and to fall in love with my second home nation. Since Frontier Projects Haiti is an Australian based charity, I finally decided to make my way across the world to visit Australia. I was there for a month. I met with donors, attended my first board meeting, spoke at a fundraiser, traveled the country and also had the time of my life; learning and loving. It was such an amazing month and I captured some of my highlights. Thank you to Cheryl, John, Frontier Projects, The Moyes and The Wards for having me and for treating me so well during my time there.

#NWT2k19 #NeesWorldTour2k19 in full effect.

Take a look at my highlight reel.

Traveling to Cuba has been forbidden to US travelers for many years and now that we can get there, (kind of), there’s a large desire to do so. It’s possible to make it happen, but as US citizens, there are some rules we need to follow to make sure we travel to Cuba LEGALLY! I’ve taken the time to create some important Do’s for your trip!