Round Two - Ding!

First anticipated payback for our new set of loans was this past week and get this... 100% return. What.the.heck. Do you mean to tell me that not all Haitians are greedy, ungrateful brats? Yep. Apparently you just gotta know where to find them. Nick is kicking butt and taking names all while he has become the mayor of his town and continuing to go to law school where he is studying international law.
A couple weeks ago, or probably more than that, he let us know his computer is barely functioning and we asked him to see if he could find someone to fix it. The thing was literally coming apart at the hinges. The battery wouldn't hold a charge and the keyboard didnt work. Lol. Typical Haiti. So the poor man has been looking for someone who could fix it b.c computers are expensive in Haiti and he wasnt able to find someone who had the parts, and truthfully.. after I read the above it just needed to be taken out to the pasture and shot... or scrapped for parts (in the computer world).

Alisha tells me to look at our bank account and see if we can afford to buy him a new one. And lo and behold, wonders never cease, praise God hallelujah, we have plenty of money in our bank account. Which makes me go (I'm not that great technically so you kinda gotta fast forward to the part where dude opens the front door.

We have enough for Nick's salary for an entire year and then some. Again, insert the below video footage into your thinking. I know, right?!