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direwombat · 5 months ago

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tagged most recently by @socially-awkward-skeleton and @simplegenius042 to share some wippy stuff (thank youuuuu~ i promise i'll start catching up on tags later this evening i know i am. behind orz) some werewolf au syb waking up from her nap after getting home from the hope county clinic after her incident at st. francis. this is. uh. a little gross, so trigger warning for a human (or. werewolf in human form/human unaware she's a werewolf) consuming raw meat.

It’s her stomach that draws her out of bed before she’s fully awake. The soft haze of sleep still clings to her vision, blurring the harsh edges of reality into gentle shadows and muted colors. Pale light from the waning moon streams in through the windows as she stumbles in a stupor out of the bedroom and into the kitchen. She stops in front of the refrigerator. Her fingers curl around the handle, flinging the door open.

She reaches inside not for the pitcher of water nor the bag of shredded cheddar, but rather the pound of ground beef sitting on the top shelf. The plastic wrap gives way as she tears into it. Her fingers dig into the soft, wet meat, curling her index and middle finger to spoon it into her mouth raw. It squishes against her palate and between her teeth, smooth and creamy. The flavor bursts on her tongue, sharp, metallic, but with an underlying sweetness that only seems to stoke her hunger, rather than sate it.

A low, satisfied moan rumbles deep in her chest. She leans back against the counter and slides down to sit on the cool linoleum floor. Already, her hands are tacky with blood. Her tongue curls around her fingers as she sucks them clean, desperate to savor every last drop.

It isn’t until she’s shoving her face into the styrofoam tray and licking the cellulose pad in an attempt to suck out more blood that she registers what she’s actually doing. She freezes and the empty tray falls to the ground as she stares aghast at her red-stained hands while her chest heaves with rough, ragged breaths.

and some of the viking au that's been coming together in bits and pieces. here's some syb (a frankish christian living in england and a prisoner of war) having a bad shroom trip because faith gave her a potion (bliss) that made her see visions of her and jacob (pagan, the one holding her hostage) where she is behaving in very. uh. un-christian ways.

[Sybille’s] head throbs and her stomach cramps, her guts threatening to turn her inside out. Tears burn her cheeks as they streak through the dirt and grime, and she stares up at the wicce who forced her to drink that vile potion. “Why do you show me these things?” she sobs.

Faith dips a rag into a bowl of water and gently dabs the sweat from Sybille’s brow.

“She shows you nothing,” murmurs the False King, “all she has done is open your mind to the Will of God.” He leans in close, piercing blue eyes staring into her very soul. “Tell me, what do you see?”

taglist (opt in/out)

@josephseedismyfather, @la-grosse-patate, @knakrack (tumblr was only letting me tag your retired oc blog, sorry), @florbelles, @statichvm,

@fourlittleseedlings, @wrathfulrook, @harmonyowl, @ivymarquis, @carlosoliveiraa

@cassietrn, @confidentandgood, @strafethesesinners, @trench-rot, @miyabilicious,

@g0dspeeed, @inafieldofdaisies, @josephslittledeputy, @aceghosts, @adelaidedrubman

@finding-comfort-in-rain, @voidika, @strangefable, and anyone else wanting to share a wip today!

#wip wednesday #also. fun fact about the viking au is that syb is pulling a mulan (dressing as a man to take her brother’s place in a fyrd/peasant army)#staci is the first to figure it out and i think im gonna have jakey be the last. because thats funny to me

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noodlecupcakes · 10 months ago

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5 Songs, 3 Outfits

I was tagged by @g0dspeeed and @la-grosse-patate, thank you both so much <3 <3 I also got my head out my ass and attempted to make banners for the girls...art is not my strong suit but I tried my best

RULES: Post 5 songs associated with your OC(s), followed by 3 outfits they would wear.

Deity by Valeree

Honey, you look lost And I ain’t never really been religious But I heard finding a God Just might help when someone’s starting to feel helplessI don’t know much ‘bout buddhists, Jews, or Christians But I got something I think you could worship

Holy by Zolita

I'd rather drown in your ocean Than wither on the shore Undying devotion, I feel you in my core Veneration, this faith's got me high Nothing without you, live for you 'til I die

the fruits by Paris Paloma

"Angel, " he calls me Does he know that I'm falling From a precipice that I tripped off long ago? "You're so pure, " he says Does he know, I'm forsaken?

Family Tree by Ethel Cain

So take me down to the river And bathe me clean Put me on the back of your white horse to ride All the way to the chapel, let you wash all over me

Salvation by Christabelle Marbun

Let my hands be your chapel Treat my screams like your Bible

(Regarding the third dress ignore the necklace. But I own that dress specifically for Tabitha cosplay)

Apex Predator by Otep

Nobody move, nobody gets hurt But where's the fun in that? You get what you deserve Nobody move, nobody gets hurt But where's the fun in that? Survival of the worst!

Bombshell by Halestorm

She's not fragile like a flower She is fragile like a bomb

Chokehold Cherry Python by Ashnikko

I'm a tickin', tickin', tickin' time bomb Live a villain, die a icon You should sleep with the light on Chokehold cherry python

Little Girl Gone by CHINCHILLA

'You keep on trying but I like your blood on my teeth just a little too much' & 'Cause I pack a punch backed into a corner Come at me, don't tell me I didn't warn ya'

Animals by Ice Nine Kills

Yeah, you can start over, you can run free You can find other fish in the sea You can pretend it's meant to be But you can't stay away from me I can still hear you making that sound Taking me down, rolling on the ground You can pretend that it was me, but no

(I also have that exact leather jacket specifically for Alex cosplay)

I tag: @3llisarts, @cassietrn and @josephseedismyfather

#alex howe #tabitha murphy #Tabitha does not get a say in her wardrobe #Joseph has way too much control over his wife #Alex does not care enough about her wardrobe #Two of Alexs outfits are work outfits at her workshop

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twistednuns · 3 months ago

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September 2024

Being the first one up in a quiet house. Sitting outside journalling, enjoying French sea salt butter and passion fruit jam on toasted pieces of baguette. The view of the sea. Painting, reading, a nap. Vacation mode.

The familiarity of it all. The house, the area, the people.

Snorkelling in Les Issambres with C. Trying to snatch away stones from octopus tentacles. Hanging out on the SUP together. Many cute kisses here and there (C. was in a very good mood).

Learning to communicate a little better. Slowly, slowly.

French supermarkets. The greedy first day haul.

Working on a mixed media painting which turned out useful for Trypophobia exposure therapy. I kinda like the depth of it though and the interesting shapes I created.

A chubby restaurant cat called Patate at Pampelonne Beach. I secretly call her Chonkita. She was very happy about my scritches!

An amusing sight: the lady in St. Tropez who was walking through town with a pack of about ten tiny dogs.

Little intimate moments with C. Analysing my friends and my relationship to them. Also: the realization that a chapter is closing. That I'm ready for something new that'll be so much more what I need.

A trip to Grasse. Walking through the medieval old town, visiting the perfume museum, shopping at Fragonard (I got a hand-marbled oversized shirt in earthy colours). Iced cappuccino with flower petals at Café Fleur. Eating a rich and delicious Galette in Fréjus.

The gorgeous light and shadow pattern on all of us when we were having drinks at the beach.

Driving through the back country to eat at a fabulous little restaurant by the sea. I had a three-course-menu: summer truffle burrata with roasted nectarines, zucchini filled with black olive tapenade (with puree, breadcrumbs, chickpeas and salad) and a delicious pistachio semifreddo with balsamic prunes.

Getting everything I want at the supermarket so I have a few kitchen souvenirs that'll make me smile when I think back to this summer.

Strawberry-flavoured sparkling water. The Maison Perrier x Magnetic Juice water in strawberry/kiwi is such a delight.

And, a final delight on the way back: a large cappuccino and a box of tiny Pocket Coffees at Autogrill.

Desperate measures after a weekend hiding in bed, trying extra hard to pretend not to exist: an evening at Therme Bad Wörishofen with Manu. Drinking a strawberry cocktail in the warm pool. Talking, no pretense.

The jay (Garrulus glandarius) I keep seeing behind my house. I just looked up its meaning and apparently it's connected with accepting responsibility for yourself and mustering up the courage to master a hard test. There are so many signs reaching me at the moment. Teachings about personal responsibility in the Gestalt therapy book I'm reading. Instagram bombarding me with messages about Eclipse Season and that something old has to go in order to make room for the life I've always wanted. It's slowly starting to sink in but I'm still so afraid. Stuck with my insecurity, between different needs and feelings. Inside a contradiction between safety and sensibility on the one hand, taking a risk and stepping into freedom and my full potential on the other.

A hit of nostalgia when I heated up the milk for my cereal. It was soggy and disgusting but reminded me of my childhood.

Realizing that I've never seen the last season of The Umbrella Academy!

I have very cute and supportive friends. Who tell me how talented I am and that something better is waiting for me at the other end of this crisis.

Making a decision. Seeing psychiatrists. Informing my headmaster. This is the beginning of a transformation and it's not gonna feel nice for a while but I'm sure it'll be worth it. I'm excited about what comes next.

Little trinkets: a glass bottle with a round wooden lid, a green glass candlestick holder, and a yellow T-shirt.

Spending a few days at Christian's place. Staying in my comfort zone. Honest communication and support.

Baking a buttery mirabelle cake. Sharing it with a few neighbours at the garden table.

Feline affection: The orange cat who was waiting for me outside the doctor's office. All that crazy Findus energy. And cuddling with Charlie who was sleeping inside the little blanket fort in the garden.

Going on a little bike tour through the forest on a beautiful afternoon with golden light. It smelled of moss and mushrooms. And I couldn't resist squeezing a few Impatiens seed pods, of course.

Reading a great book about the origin of Gestalt therapy. Analyzing my own process.

Spending an afternoon in Munich with C. and L. We went to the Archeological museum and Haus der Kunst where we had a snack at Goldene Bar and then I saw the exhibitions alone. Of course I found an interesting book about Marina Abramović at the bookstore there.

Productive procrastination. Observing myself in my avoidance of hard tasks and difficult feelings. Self-compassion.

Finding a small book about sleep, dreams and the night on a park bench. Cutting out poems and illustrations.

Birthing a chestnut from its spiky uterus.

Meeting Madeleine, a Gestalt therapist who works with somatic techniques, voice and breathing. I felt seen and I think we have a very similar approach to healing. She said that self acceptance might be something she could help me with. I'm curious and excited about working together.

Primavera Energiekick spray. It smells so good. I got it in an esoteric store after my first Gestalt Therapy session along with a tiny golden Om ornament. A few houses down I also discovered a little Indian shop and got two pictures of Kali/Durga. My last treat: three stalks of yellow and dark red Chrysanthemum.

My first meditation in a while. I actually craved it. I looked into the mirror, moved my hips, felt the need to turn inwards and connect with myself. I felt gratitude, joy, safety, confidence. Now I'm trying to reprogram my brain to get rid of my negativity bias and addiction to suffering.

Being helpful: translating something for a Chinese family at the supermarket. And forgetting about myself for a moment to be there for others: genuinely caring for Lucie, asking about how she felt after her cold - and leaving it at that. Not forcing my own problems on others for once.

Back on track: returning to yoga and choir practice after the summer break even though I already had two appointments in the afternoon.

Waking up energized with a desire to move.

Making coconut rice pudding with chunky mango cubes.

A vision that came to me during savasana: a cluster of luminous white diamond shapes and sparkles against a dark background. I wonder if I could paint what I saw or use it as inspiration at least.

Visiting Becki and Janina in Augsburg. A staredown with their cat Leo. Their gorgeous apartment and the tea book that Becki co-authored.

An evening dedicated to tantric rituals at Lachdach Pling. It was different than expected but a lovely event nevertheless.

Cat therapy. Having Findus lying on my chest, purring. It feels so soothing and nice.

The sickly summer lilac I planted in Christian's garden actually started to bloom again!

#personal #present perfect #things i love #2024 #september #september 2024

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vazelinacocomix · 8 months ago

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A gnarly churning machine is what produced this comic, and a grinding 🔥 out time it has been since my last post. The Theatre of Youth premiered Chekhov's The Seagull according to director Christian Benedetti's vision, merging spaces and disturbing expectations.

While I was away confronting my demons, somebody asked ( @mme-patate ) what my top 5 favourite tracks might be. I kept rattling my brains and came up with a top of radio shows I listen to, since music seems an endless pursuit: Turtles Have Short Legs, 150 session, Big Road Blues, Kranky and every once in a while either the Opera Show or RebelUpNightShop. Hope it helps.

Between the end of February and late April I took part, alongside Micul Haos's Maria Mandea and George Marian Preduț, in an artist in residency program taking part in the vicinity of Hermanstadt. Monica Dănilă, the coordinator of the Șona AIR project, through Fundația Ștefan Câlția asked us to explore the possibilities available in this small village, home to the painter and to the foundation's restoration projects. Besides the workshop we did with 21 local kids, the residency gave me the chance to work on my upcoming book. You can read more about the macabre and my churning state of mind in the May issue of Elle magazine, in which Ioana Ulmeanu was kind enough to squeeze me in with a very elegant take on what a burnt out artist turns to in times of despair.

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chef-ilya-calhoun · 5 years ago

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Yesterday Orthodox Christians the world over celebrated Easter. From Russia to Eastern Europe and through out much of the Middle East extended families and friends typically come together to celebrate the end of 40 days of fasting. The dishes containing meat, dairy and eggs, which are off limits during the period of abstinence, are the featured ingredients. In Greece, the main attraction at the Easter dinner is a whole baby lamb on a spit. Early in the morning the lamb is brushed with olive oil using a large bunch of rosemary and then seasoned with salt pepper and oregano. It is placed on a rotisserie spit and turned (either manually or on automatic) for 4-5 hours as it is basted with more olive oil using the rosemary. It is a very beautiful ritual to experience and marks the beginning of the celebration to follow.

The lamb dinner is usually accompanied with lemon potatoes, as well as the Easter braided bread (tsoureki), dyed red eggs, cheese or greens and cheese pies of some sort (spanakopita or tyropita), and many side dishes of seasonal vegetables. Today I will share a recipe for Lemon Potatoes and an Artichoke and Pea Ragout both of which work as perfect accompaniments to any roasted meat or chicken recipe.

Greek Lemon Potatoes (Patates Lemonates)

2 pounds russet potatoes, peeled and cut into four long ways

1 cup lemon juice

3 garlic cloves thinly sliced

½ cup extra virgin olive oil

2 tablespoons dried oregano

salt and black pepper

• Preheat the oven to 400 degrees, convection

• Place the potatoes in a medium size bowl and sprinkle with salt and pepper.

• In a smaller bowl whisk the lemon juice and olive oil. Add the oregano and ½ cup of water to the bowl and whisk together.

• Pour the lemon juice and olive oil mixture over the potatoes and mix well using your hands.

• Empty the potatoes and marinade into a roasting pan and season liberally once again with salt and pepper.

• Cover the pan with aluminum foil and roast for 40 minutes.

• Uncover the potatoes and stir carefully and return to the oven (uncovered). Continue to roast until the potatoes begin to turn golden and are completely cooked through when pricked with a knife.

Artichoke and Pea Ragout (Arakas me Agkinares)

1 pound frozen peas, thawed

1 medium onion, diced

1 leek, cut down the center and sliced into ½ inch rings

1 bunch scallions, sliced

1 clove garlic, smashed and chopped

12 ounces marinated artichoke hearts, drained and cut in half

½ cup each, parsley, mint, dill, coarsely chopped

salt and pepper

olive oil

lemon juice

• In a large sauté pan warm 3 tablespoons olive oil and add the onion and leek.

• Sauté for 5-8 minutes without allowing the onions to brown. Add the garlic, scallions, salt and pepper and continue to cook for 3 minutes.

• Add the peas and drained artichokes to the pan. Add half a cup of water or white wine to the mixture to ensure the pan has moisture and cook for 10 minutes. Add more water as needed.

• When the peas are cooked through but still retain their bright color remove the pan from heat and leave partially covered.

• After 10 minutes have passed add 3 tablespoons olive oil, the juice of half a lemon and all of the herbs and stir well and serve.

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nonnareviews · 6 years ago

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Nonna Pina Reviews: Spider-Man: Far From Home

Warning: I’ve been told that people get very sensitive about movies made by this company, which is why I tried to keep this piece as spoiler-free as I could. However, I’m only human and there might be a spoiler or two. Reader discretion is advised.

Nonna Reviews: the Spider Boy and Fishbowl Man go very far away

Are you a malnourished fifteen-year-old with very sticky hands and the fate of the entire world resting on your 20cm wide shoulders?

Have you ever almost accidentally murdered one of your classmates with highly advanced machinery that should never end up the hands of a literal child?

Has your high school science trip that has absolutely nothing to do with science ever been highjacked by a man in an eyepatch and a guy with a fishbowl over his head?

If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, “Spider-man: Far From Home” is just the movie for you. Also, congratulations! You’re my grandchild now.

I’m looking at you, Thomas Hollandaise. I’ll feed you so much pasta e patate you’ll reach the weight of a healthy adult moose in no time.

Seriously, though, the kid doesn’t eat enough. I don’t think we ever see him eat in the movie. Which I find hardly believable. You’re telling me that this spaghetti-looking child visited Venice, of all places, and no Venetian grandmother tackled him and forced him to down a kilo of fried fish? Inconceivable.

I do feel for the boy, though. He’s half a globe away from everything he knows and loves and someone just randomly decides that he and all of his friends have to die. And that’s two people. Two whole people. That’s his entire friend group. He should come to my prayer group. Lots of good, young Christian boys and girls join us, you know?

Also, how does everyone magically speak English in Venice? The kid just walks into this comically small shop and says “I need this” and the vendor is just? “Ha! Yes, my dear child, I have just the thing”? Have these people ever been to Italy? And “Mysterio”? Did something get lost in translation? “Mystery man” is “l’uomo del mistero” in Italian. Where exactly did that second ‘i’ come from?

Other than that, I really liked the way the film made a commentary on the reality of the movie industry while literally being the movie industry. It really makes you think about what it would be like if, say, I were really a nineteen-year-old creating a persona far enough from her own to allow her to comment on gen. Z society while losing the bias that comes with being part of it. And what if this persona were really the ultimate stereotype of an older Italian woman so that she could comment on the dangers of stereotypes in our daily lives? Outrageous, I know.

With that said, since spider-man begins his superhero career after being bitten by a radioactive spider, it is with great pleasure that I will now follow his example and present to you my super alter ego: Toddler Woman.

She provides affordable baby-sitting services and guarantees no casualties if your child should ever swallow a Lego brick. Or a radioactive spider.

Lastly, promise you’ll all eat more than Peter does or I will personally show up at your place at 3am and force feed you an entire bowl of carbonara.

Your super-grandma,

Nonna Giuseppina Antonelli, Europe, Italy, Naples

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patatedestenebres · 3 years ago

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Rising stars, effet comète à fonds!

Coucou mes p’tites patates volantes! Joe Michael Straczynski est à mes yeux un auteur incontournable, tant pour sa série télévisée Babylon 5, que pour ses différentes séries de comic books, comme celle-ci. Rising stars, illustré par Gary Frank, Livesay, Keu Cha, Christian Zanier, Ken Lashley, Dave Finch, Stuart Immonen et Brent Anderson – oui, cela fait du monde – chez Top Cow Productions. La…

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#Comic book #Joe Michael Straczynski

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gwendolynlerman · 6 years ago

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Discovering the world

Haiti 🇭🇹

Basic facts

Official name: République d’Haïti/Repiblik d Ayiti (French/Haitian Creole) (Republic of Haiti)

Capital city: Port-au-Prince

Population: 11.4 million (2023)

Demonym: Haitian

Type of government: unitary semi-presidential republic

Head of state: Edgard Leblanc Fils (Chairman of the Transitional Presidential Council)

Head of government: Garry Conille (Prime Minister)

Gross domestic product (purchasing power parity): $38.95 billion (2023)

Gini coefficient of wealth inequality: 41.1% (medium) (2012)

Human Development Index: 0.552 (medium) (2022)

Currency: gourde (HTG)

Fun fact: It was the only country in history to have gained independence as a result of a slave rebellion.

Etymology

The country’s name comes from Taíno and means “land of high mountains”.

Geography

Haiti is located in Central America and borders the Caribbean Sea to the north, south, and west and the Dominican Republic to the east.

There are four main climates: tropical rainforest in the north and southwest, tropical monsoon in the north, southeast, and southwest, subtropical highland in the center, southeast, and southeast, hot steppe in the west, and dry-winter tropical savanna in the rest. Temperatures range from 22 °C (71.6 °F) in winter to 35 °C (95 °F) in summer. The average annual temperature is 28 °C (82.3 °F).

The country is divided into ten departments (départements/depatman). The largest cities in Haiti are Port-au-Prince, Cap-Haïtien, Carrefour, Delmas, and Pétion-Ville.

History

600: arrival of the Taíno

1492-1865: Viceroyalty of New Spain

1697-1804: Saint-Domingue

1791-1804: Haitian Revolution

1801-1803: French invasion

1804: Haiti massacre

1804-1806: First Empire of Haiti

1806-1811: State of Haiti

1806-1849: Republic of Haiti

1849-1859: Second Empire of Haiti

1859-present: Republic of Haiti

1915-1934: United States occupation of Haiti

2004: coup d’état

2018-present: Haitian crisis

Economy

Haiti mainly imports from the United States, the Dominican Republic, and China and exports to the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Its top exports are textiles, essential oils, and fish.

It has bauxite, copper, and gold reserves. Services represent 57.3% of the GDP, followed by agriculture (21.9%) and industry (20.8%).

Haiti is a member of the Association of Caribbean States, the Caribbean Community, la Francophonie, and the Organization of American States.

Demographics

95% of the population is black, while 5% is mixed or white. The main religion is Christianity, practiced by 87% of the population, 56.8% of which is Catholic.

It has a negative net migration rate and a fertility rate of 2.4 children per woman. 58.8% of the population lives in urban areas. Life expectancy is 64.6 years and the median age is 24.1 years. The literacy rate is 61.7%.

Languages

The official languages of the country are French and Haitian Creole. The former is spoken by 42% of Haitians.

Culture

Haitian culture is a mix of African and French customs and influences from Spanish and Taíno cultures.

Men traditionally wear a shirt (guayabera), loose pants, and a straw hat (chapeau kòk). Women wear a dress (karabela) with an off-the-shoulder top and a skirt with ruffles and a head wrap (moso kreyòl).

Architecture

Traditional houses in Haiti have colorful wooden walls, tin roofs, and porches.

Cuisine

The Haitian diet is based on beans, fish, meat, rice, and vegetables. Typical dishes include griot/griyo (fried pork with peppers and scallions in an orange sauce), pain patate/pen patat (sweet bread made of cinnamon, evaporated milk, and sweet potato), poulet en sauce/poul nan sòs (chicken with sauce, onions, and peppers), riz collé aux pois/diri kole ak pwa (rice with red kidney beans, onions, and tomatoes), and soupe au giraumon/soup joumou (a soup of winter squashes, meat, potatoes, and other vegetables).

Holidays and festivals

Like other Christian countries, Haiti celebrates Epiphany, Carnival, Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Ascension Day, Corpus Christi, Assumption Day, All Saints’ Day, All Souls’ Day, and Christmas Day. It also commemorates New Year’s Day (also Independence Day) and Labor Day.

Specific Haitian holidays include Ancestry Day on January 2; Remembrance Day on January 12, which commemorates the victims of the 2010 earthquake; Flag Day and Universities Day on May 18; Dessalines Day on October 17; Battle of Vertières Day on November 18, and Discovery Day on December 5.

Dessalines Day

Other celebrations include Fête Gede, which celebrates the spirits of ancestors; the Krik? Krak! Festival, which features folkloric storytelling, and Rara, a series of music festivals with native instruments.

Fête Gede

Landmarks

There is one UNESCO World Heritage Site: National History Park – Citadel, Sans Souci, Ramiers.

Other landmarks include the Bassin Bleu waterfall, the Cathedral Notre Dame de Cap-Haïtien, Citadelle Laferrière, the Grotte Marie Jeanne, and the Place d’Armes.

Citadelle Laferrière

Famous people

Adonis Stevenson - boxer

Coriolan Ardouin - poet

Edwidge Danticat - writer

Garcelle Beauvais - actress

Jimmy Jean-Louis - actor

Melissa St. Vil - boxer

Philomé Obin - painter

Raquel Pélissier - model

Wyclef Jean - singer

Yanick Étienne - singer

Melissa St. Vil

You can find out more about life in Haiti in this article and this video.

#discoveringtheworld #langblr #french #haitian creole

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antikorg · 3 years ago

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Lettre ouverte à Monsieur Tremel, Avocat Général de la Cour d'Appel de Lyon

Lettre ouverte à Monsieur Tremel, Avocat Général de la Cour d’Appel de Lyon

Anik Lapeaulisse · 19 h · Christian Charles-f est avec George Vé et Vergiat Marie-Christine. 13 mars 2020 · Je lutte depuis des années contre les limaces pour sauver mes salades, contre la mouche de l’olive pour sauver mes olives, contre les doryphores pour sauver mes patates, contre le varroa pour sauver mes abeilles. Je me rappelle une nuit d’automne entendre les rafales de vent coucher…

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winemastery · 2 years ago

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Christian Patat Appassimento Rosso Wine (Episode 361)

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isvicregundemi · 4 years ago

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İneklere 9 bin ton patates yemi verilecek

NEUCHÂTEL- Kapalı olan gastronomi sektörü nedeniyle 9 bin ton patates tabak yerine yem teknesine düşüyor. Neuchâtel Cressier'deki patates fabrikası Frigemo, kapalı olan gastronomi sektörüne rağmen, geçen sonbahar patates hasadını işlemesi gerekiyor. Fabrika patates kızartması veya kroket türü dondurulmuş ürünler üretiyor. Bu nedenle mallarının yüzde 70’ini catering endüstrisine satıyor. Şu anda fabrika hiçbir sipariş alamasa da patatesleri işlemesi gerekiyor. Frigemo'nun patronu Daniel Jenni, "Aksi takdirde patatesler çürür" dedi. Frigemo firmasındaki patates üretimi Fabrikanın soğuk hava depolarında tonlarca patates dağı var. Firma ek alanlar bile kiraladı. Çiftçilerin patateslerini toplayan aracıların depoları da dolu. 9.000 BİN TON HAYVAN YEMİ Patates üreticilerinin kurduğu Swisspatat derneğinden Christian Bucher, 9.000 ton patatesin, işlenemeyecek kadar çok olduğu için, patates tüccarları onları sığır üreticilerine satıyor. Bu yemlik patateslerin fiyatı, normal patates fiyatlarından daha düşüktür” dedi. Aracılar, üretim fazlalığı nedeniyle normal zamanlarda patates fabrikasından aldıkları patatesleri yüzde 10 oranında daha ucuza satın alıyor. Bu durumda korona nedeniyle çiftçiler, patates dükkanları ve fabrikalar mali olarak büyük kayıplar yaşamak zorunda kalıyor. EN ÇOK ÇİFTÇİLER ETKİLENDİ Pandemideki salgınında yaşanan bu belirsizliklerden en çok çiftçiler etkilendi. Çiftçi Hans Perler, talebin gelecek yıl tekrar normalleşeceğini umuyor. Read the full article

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uneminuteparseconde · 7 years ago

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Des concerts à Paris et autour

Février 20. Autobahn – Supersonic (gratuit) 20. L'Efondras + Dr(Dr)One – Olympic café 20. Maggot Heart + Reveal + Plomb + End of Mankind – Le Klub 21. Thalia Zedek + Damon & Naomi – Olympic café 22. Nina Harker + Docks – Olympic café 22. Regina Demina & Eggplant + Léon Septavaux : "Haters" – Palais de Tokyo 22. Illnurse b2b Panzer – Nouveau Casino 23. Lee Ranaldo + Santiago + Mnnqns – La Maroquinerie 23. TG Gondard + Piyojo + Golden Q – Olympic café 23. Tout Est Beau + Zlùr + CD-DR + Lëster + La Venganza & Claravite + Nana Benamer – Le Klub 23. Chloé – A la folie ||COMPLET|| 23. Dopplereffekt + La Corde + Marion Guillet – La Java 23. Shifted + SNTS + Nozen – Nuits fauves 23. Mondkopf + Maoupa Mazzocchetti + December + Garçon manqué + Martijn Verrycken – La Station 23. Katran + Gijensu – Glazart 23. Ayarcana + Joefarr + Jarod + Roswell + Sagarto – tba 24. Tout Est Beau – Silencio (gratuit sur résa) 24. Omar Souleyman – Yoyo|Palais de Tokyo 24. HBT + Coldgeist – Centre Barbara-FGO 24. αίών & Schreib (dj) + Acesence + Méryll Ampe + Fubar + NO3sis (fest. Les Sonifères) – DOC 24. Charles LTM + Marai + Harshlove + Bajram Bili – La Rotonde 24. Domotic + Bisou de Sadam – Treize 24. The Dead Mantra + Blue Mountain Expansion + Theda – Petit Bain 24. Broken English Club + Bjarki + Dr Rubinstein + HBT + YSC – Concrete 25. Ville nouvelle (dj) + Elen Huynh + Adrien Kanter + :such: + Bob Cooper (fest. Les Sonifères) – DOC 25. Mundopal + Laurent Ho + Hanah + Largo + Mara Lakour + Sébastopol + Aubry + Lucien & The Kimono Orchestra – La Station 25. The Sonics + The Ready-Mades – La Maroquinerie ||COMPLET|| 25. The Monochrome Set + Jaromil Sabor – Supersonic 27. The Charlatans – La Maroquinerie

Mars 01. Years of Denial + Areva + Vulcanizadora – L'International (gratuit) 01. The Pains of Being Pure at Heart – Petit Bain 01. Regina Demina & Eggplant + Léon Septavaux : "Haters" – Palais de Tokyo 01. Alessandro Bosetti + Lionel Marchetti – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 02. Klimperei & Madame Patate + David Fenech & Denis Frajerman – Chair de poule (gratuit) 02. Aquaserge + Orval Carlos Sibelius + La Mirastella – Petit Bain 02. Vale Poher + Titus d'Enfer – Centre Pompidou 02. Princess Nokia – Fondation Vuitton 02. La Muse en circuit joue "Fondu au noir" de Pierre Henry – Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique 02. Sister Iodine + CIA débutante + Kill TM (Unglee Izi, Zofie Taueber, Romain Perrot, Kasper Toeplitz, Gaël Angelis & Andy Bolus) – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 02. Aymeric de Tapol + Tourette + Leila Bordreuil & Zack Rowden+ Tucuxi + MMY + None & Detemple + Mitua + Käpäk + Graal – Carbone 17 (Aubervilliers) 02. Clouds + Herrmann + Lewis Fautzi + De Vedelly – Rex Club 03. Magnetix + Male Gaze – Espace B 03. Akiko Nakayama + Ei Wada + Lite + Tomoko Sauvage + Lei Sato (Biennale Nemo) – Le 104 03. Dan Deacon – Fondation Vuitton 03. Sister Iodine + Jean-Philippe Gross & Jérôme Noetinger + Hit & Run (Valérie Smith & Clatk Gable) + Jean-Marc Foussat – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 05. IAMX – La Machine 07. Les Troupes de l'imaginaire (fest. Sonic Protest) – Médiathèque musicale (gratuit) 07. Franck Vigroux & Antoine Schmitt : "Chronostasis" + Alexander Schubert : "Codec Error" – Centre Pompidou 07/08. Ryuchi Sakamoto & Shiro Takatani (Dumb Type) : "Dis.Play" – Maison de la Culture du Japon 08. Cheval scintillantes + Delphine Dora – Le Zorba (gratuit) 08. Molecule – Elysée Montmartre 08. Regina Demina & Eggplant + Léon Septavaux : "Haters" – Palais de Tokyo 08. Trevos Wishart + Davide Tidoni (fest. Sonic Protest) – Théâtre de Vanves 08. Léonie Pernet – O Gib (Montreuil) 09. Bretzel Göring + Kollektiv Barner 16 + Mohamed Lamouri (fest. Sonic Protest) – Centre Barbara-FGO 09. Elliott Murphy – Mona Bismarck American Center 09. Adam X + Perc + Pulse One + Parfait – tba 10. Wild Classical Music Ensemble + Dolly Rambo + DNA,AND feat. Ogrob (fest. Sonic Protest) – Centre Barbara-FGO 10. ARP TARK (Aymeric Hainaux) – Centre national de la Danse (Pantin) (gratuit) 10. Julien Desprez – Centre national de la Danse (Pantin) 10. Deena Abdelwahed (dj) + Sundae (dj) – Centre national de la Danse (Pantin) (gratuit sur résa) 10. Radioactive Man + AZF + Erika b2b Noncompliant + Powder – Concrete 13. Luminous Bodies – Espace B 14. Balmorhea + Martyn Heyne – Point FMR 14. Rodolphe Burger : cinéconcert sur "L'Inconnu" de Tod Browning – Cinémathèque 14. I Hate Model + Marc.Andrea + Sina – Rex Club 15. Arto Lindsay + Seijiro Murayama & Thomas Brinkmann + Masami Kawaguchi (fest. Sonic Protest) – Eglise Sant-Merry 15. Esmerine – Point FMR 15. C.A.R. – Badaboum 15. Regina Demina & Eggplant + Léon Septavaux : "Haters" – Palais de Tokyo 15. Maud Geffray & Lavinia Meijer jouent Philip Glass (fest. Paris Music) – Eglise Saint-Eustache ||COMPLET|| 16. The Altered Hours – Supersonic (gratuit) 16. Morton Subotnick, Alec Empire & Lillevan + Kevin Drumm (fest. Sonic Protest) – Eglise Saint-Merry 16. Panico Panico + The Absolute Never + Thharm – Pointe Lafayette 16. Virginie Despentes & Zëro + Dream Wife + The Pack AD + La Pietà + Léonie Pernet (fest. Les femmes s'en mêlent) – La Machine 16. Minimal Syndicat + Illnurse + Murd + The DJ Producer – Glazart 16. Pär Grindvik + SHXCXCHCXSH +Nozen – Nuits fauves 17. Arnaud Rebotini + Etienne Jaumet (dj)... (fest. Paris Music) – L'Aérosol 17. Maher Shalal Hash Baz + Mick Harris aka Fret + Russell Haswell + ZB Aids + Paddy Steer + Thomas Tilly + Terrine + Satan (fest. Sonic Protest) – L'Echangeur (Bagnolet) 17. British Murder Boys + Lucy + Dasha Rush + Anetha – Terminal 7 19. Koban – Supersonic (gratuit) 19. Fever Ray – Olympia 20. Hackedepicciotto – Walrus (gratuit) 21. Hackedepicciotto + Phoenician Drive + Maninkari – Supersonic (gratuit) 21. Egopusher – Centre culturel suisse 22. Goran Bregovic & l'orchestre des mariages et des enterrements – Salle Pleyel 23. PurForm + TRDLX (Biennale Nemo) – Grande Halle de La Villette 23. Pierre Henry (diff.) + Anabelle Playe + John Chantler + Bill Orcutt + Anthony Child (Présences électronique) (Présences électronique) – Maison de la radio|Studio 104 23. Hey Colossus + Grey Hairs – Espace B 23. Delacave – Supersonic 23. Zombie Zombie – Le Plan (Ris-Orangis) 23. Paula Temple + Tommy Four Seven + Umfang – Nuits fauves 24. Alva Noto & Anne-James Chaton : Alphabet (Biennale Nemo) – Grande Halle de La Villette 24. Else Marie Pade + :such: + Bellows + Phonophani + The Caretaker (Présences électronique) – Maison de la radio|Studio 104 24. Youth Code + Carpenter Brut – Olympia 24. Jessica93 + JC Satàn – La Clef (Saint-Germain-en-Laye) 25. Jacques Lejeune + Chris Corsano + Ben Vida & Marina Rosenfeld + Mads Emil Nielsen + Gravetemple (Présences électronique) – Maison de la radio|Studio 104 29. Chicaloyoh + KosmoSuna – Le Zorba (gratuit) 29. Bleib Modern – Supersonic (gratuit) 29. Drame + Le réveil des tropiques – Centre Barbara-FGO 29. Angry Skeletns + Laurence Wasser – Pointe Lafayette 30. Orval Carlos Sibelius + Domotic – Le Zorba (gratuit) 31. Schlaasss + Petosaure + Enfance de merde – Supersonic (gratuit) 31. Maulwürfe (fest. Artdanthé) – Théâtre de Vanves 31. The Noise Consort (fest. Artdanthé) – Théâtre de Vanves

Avril 04. Suuns – Elysée Montmartre 05. UUUU – Espace B 05. Dance with the Dead + Christine + Mlada Fronta + Confrontational + Midnight Danger – Gibus 06. Whispering Sons + The Guru Guru & Le Prince Harry – Supersonic 06. Le singe blanc + Nohaybanda! + Casse gueule – Cirque électrique 07. Terminal Cheesecake + GuiliGuiliGoulag + Sweet Williams + Futuroscope – Espace B 10. Jamie Stewart joue Xiu Xiu – Olympic café 10. Structure + Walking Idiots + Oktober Lieber – Le Klub 10. John Olson + Nate Young + Regression + Henry & Hazel Slaughter + Stare Case + Wolf Eyes + Evil Moisture – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 11. JC Satàn – La Maroquinerie 12. The Ex + Anarchist Republic of Bzzz (fest. Banlieues bleues) – La Dynamo (Pantin) 13. DJ Krush – La Bellevilloise 13. Amusement Parks on Fire + Ulster Page + Misty Coast – Supersonic (gratuit) 14. Dominique a – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie 14. Badbad – tba (Montreuil) 14. Function + Shifted – La Machine 15. Dominique a – Cité de la musique|Philharmonie ||COMPLET|| 18. Chrysta Bell – La Maroquinerie 19. Christian Death + Punish Yourself + Volker – La Machine 19. Peter Kernel – Point FMR 20. Idles – Trabendo 20. Die Selektion – Supersonic 21. Igorrr – Trabendo 21. Yan Wagner + Tristesse contemporaine (fest. Clap Your Hands) – Café de la danse 22. The Body + Fange – Olympic café 24>26. Franck Vigroux & Kurt d'Haeseleer – La Pop 26. Ought – La Maroquinerie 26. Wrekmeister Harmonies – Espace B 26. A Place To Bury Strangers – Trabendo 28. She Past Away + Lebanon Hanover + Selofan – La Machine 28. Arcade Fire – Bercy Arena 28. Rhys Chatham + Krikor Kouchian + Chloé & Vassilena Serafimova – Centre Pompidou 30. Koudlam + Bajram Bili + Pointe du lac – La Maroquinerie 30. Iron Fist of The Sun + Am Not + Kevlar + Kontinent – tba

Mai 07. Iceage – Petit Bain 10>12. Deerhoof + And Also the Trees + Tropic of Cancer + Ulrika Spacek + Derya Yildirim & Grup Simsek + First Hate + Good Morning + Stranded Horse + Better Person + En attendant Ana + Pantin plage + Magic Island + Buvette (dj) (Le Beau fest.) – Trabendo & La Petite Halle 19. Yo La Tengo – Cabaret sauvage 23/24. Otomo Yoshihide – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 23>27. Marquis de Sade + Deerhunter + Flat Worms + Kate NV + Tzusing + Midnight Sister (Villette sonique) – tba 24. HMLTD + Faire (dj) – Petit Bain 29. The Damned – Petit Bain 30. John Maus (Villette sonique) – tba 30. Klimperei – tba 30. Igorrr + Ni – Les Cuizines (Chelles)

Juin 02/03. Björk + Beck + Jamie XX + King Krule + Father John Misty + Migos... (fest. We Love Green) – Bois de Vincennes 09. Trisomie 21 – La Maroquinerie 12. Damo Suzuki's Network – Espace B 14. Ty Segall & The Freedom Band – Bataclan 15/16. Ryoji Ikeda : "Formula - c4i - Datamatics" – Centre Pompidou 22. Modern Life Is War + Cro Mags – Petit Bain 25. Nine Inch Nails – Olympia ||COMPLET||

Juillet 06/07. Amelie Lens + Daniel Avery + Jeff Mills + Laurent Garnier + Kink + Richie Hawtin + Tale of Us + Solomun... (The Peacock Society) – tba 09. Eels – Olympia

Novembre Michael Nyman : "War Work: 8 Songs with Film" – Salle Pleyel

en gras : les derniers ajouts / in bold: the last news

#agenda concerts #concerts à Paris #gigs in paris #paris gigs

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Voyage missionnaire, Ile de la Réunion

Août 2019.

Après 11h de vol, l’équipe avec laquelle je suis partie est arrivée à 5h30 jeudi 22 août à l’Ile de la Réunion pour un séjour bien rempli.

Nous avons rencontré les personnes avec qui nous allions travailler et celles qui allaient nous accueillir chez elles, visité l'église où le séminaire allait avoir lieu et rencontré l’équipe sur place avec qui nous avons préparé le weekend.

Marie-Annick chez qui les filles ont logé et qui a été une vraie maman pour nous ♡

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WEEK-END SÉMINAIRE, JOUR 1.

Nous avons eu un premier enseignement le matin avec comme sujet : “Chrétien ou Disciple ?” Il est si facile de se dire chrétien mais qu’est-ce que cela veut réellement dire ? Le mot “chrétien” est cité seulement trois fois dans la Bible et était un surnom donné aux premiers disciples de Jésus à Antioche. Jésus, lui, n’a jamais employé le mot “chrétien” pour désigner les gens qui le suivaient, mais “disciple”. Un disciple suit l’exemple de son maître, donc en tant que disciples de Jésus-Christ, nous sommes appelés à suivre son exemple.

Alors l’après-midi, nous avons mis les enseignements de Jésus en pratique :

« Dans quelque ville que vous entriez, et où l'on vous recevra, mangez ce qui vous sera présenté, guérissez les malades qui s'y trouveront, et dites-leur : Le royaume de Dieu s'est approché de vous. »

Avec Maurice, Marinette et Nicole, des chrétiens venus assister au séminaire, nous sommes allés dans un parc à la rencontre des gens.

Nous avons abordé une jeune fille qui avait mal à la cheville, un homme qui avait mal au genou, une fille avec deux doigts cassés, et tous ont été guéris après qu’on leur ait imposé les mains ! Maurice qui n’avait jamais fait ça, a rencontré un homme qui avait mal aux épaules et qui a été guéri après qu’il ait prié pour lui. Le plus beau c’était que le matin, Maurice avait été guéri du même problème ! A la fin de l’après-midi, nous nous sommes tous retrouvés à l’église pour raconter ce que chaque groupe avait vécu dans les rues et les témoignages de guérisons n’en finissaient plus !

WEEK-END SÉMINAIRE, JOUR 2.

Des personnes rencontrées dans les rues la veille nous ont rejoint pour la dernière journée du séminaire au cours de laquelle le message de l’Évangile a été expliqué : nous sommes séparés de Dieu à cause de nos péchés mais Jésus-Christ a payé le prix en mourant sur la croix pour que nous puissions être réconciliés avec Dieu. Nous devons nous repentir et être baptisés pour le pardon de nos péchés et nous recevrons le Saint-Esprit. A la suite de ce message, des personnes ont été touchées et ont demandé à être baptisées.

Nous avons fini le séminaire en beauté : l’équipe a été invitée à manger chez Fred et Frédérique qui nous ont fait des spécialités réunionnaises : rougail saucisses, chouchou, riz jaune. Nous avons eu un bon moment de partage avec les familles et j’ai eu le droit à un cours de créole (il paraît même que j’apprends vite hihi)

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Lundi 26 août

Après une matinée de repos bien méritée, nous avons décidé d’explorer un peu l’île. En chemin vers le Bassin de Cormoran, Aurélie et moi avons continué notre route vers un petit sentier qui descendait dans la forêt où nous avons rencontré Frank, un homme qui vit là depuis plus de 11 ans. Il nous a parlé de sa vie ici, de ses croyances et du fait qu’il communique avec les esprits... Nous lui avons annoncé la Bonne Nouvelle de Jésus-Christ, avons prié pour lui, donné un Évangile et sommes reparties aussi touchées que lui.

Le soir, nous avons fait une soirée en plein air à Saint Paul, dans l’Ouest de l’île. Joanne et moi avons fait la connaissance de Vanessa, une jeune originaire des Philippines qui parlait anglais. Elle n’avait pas reçu le Saint-Esprit, ça faisait pourtant longtemps qu’elle priait pour ça alors elle pensait que peut-être, Dieu ne voulait pas qu’elle parle en langues ou que ce serait pour plus tard. Mais nous lui avons affirmé le contraire : Dieu veut nous donner son Saint-Esprit, c’est une promesse qu’il nous a faite.

Pierre leur dit: Repentez-vous, et que chacun de vous soit baptisé au nom de Jésus-Christ, pour le pardon de vos péchés; et vous recevrez le don du Saint-Esprit. Car la promesse est pour vous, pour vos enfants, et pour tous ceux qui sont au loin, en aussi grand nombre que le Seigneur notre Dieu les appellera. (Actes 2.38-39)

Nous avons alors prié pour elle, elle a été délivrée d’esprits mauvais, puis elle a commencé à parler en langues et était tellement heureuse qu’elle s’est mise à pleurer. Lorsque nous l’avons revue le lendemain, elle nous a sauté dans les bras en disant :

« Tout est différent ! Je suis remplie de tellement de joie ! Et je n’ai plus de peurs non plus ! »

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Mardi 27 août

Sur la plage de l’Hermitage, l’équipe a répété un sketch qui illustre Jésus qui nous libère de nos péchés et de nos addictions (inspiré de cette vidéo). Nous l’avons présenté le soir même, lors d’une nouvelle soirée en plein air où des gens rencontrés dans la rue étaient présents. Au cours de la soirée, Léa a reçu une parole de connaissance. Elle a pris le micro et demandé si quelqu’un avait une douleur au genou droit. Un monsieur a levé la main, elle est allée prier pour lui et il a été guéri. Par la suite, nous avons appris qu’avant d’assister à la soirée, ce monsieur avait prié en disant : “Dieu, si vraiment tu t’intéresses à moi, il faut que je sois guéri ce soir”. Dieu entend les prières.

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Mercredi 28 août

Pour continuer notre semaine, nous avons été invités à Mont-Vert les Bas chez Marie-Noël, dans le sud de l’île. Nous nous sommes joints au groupe de maison pour passer la soirée avec eux où ils nous ont laissé intervenir. Nous avons loué Dieu ensemble (et les réunionnais savent mettre l’ambiance !) puis nous avons partagé le message de l’Évangile. Quand Josué a conclu en proposant de prier pour ceux qui en avaient besoin, une femme en face de moi s’est mise à se balancer sur sa chaise avec l’air de se sentir vraiment mal. Les yeux révulsés, elle s’est mise à hurler, hurler, hurler sans pouvoir se contrôler. Nous avons chassé le démon qui était en train de se manifester violemment, puis quand elle a été délivrée, certains de l’équipe ont pris le temps de discuter avec elle. D’arrière plan catholique, elle avait prié la vierge Marie et les Saints mais ce soir-là, elle a compris le message de l’Évangile. Elle voulait se repentir et se faire baptiser. Alors pour elle, et deux autres personnes qui ont pris la même décision, à 23h30 nous avons rempli la piscine pour les baptiser au nom de Jésus-Christ. Ce soir-là, plusieurs personnes ont été délivrées de démons en poussant des cris ou en vomissant, et ont reçu le Saint-Esprit. Nous avons été émerveillés de voir que dans une réunion aussi simple que celle-là, Dieu a fait de grandes choses.

Jésus lui répondit : En vérité, en vérité, je te le dis, si un homme ne naît de nouveau, il ne peut voir le royaume de Dieu. Nicodème lui dit: Comment un homme peut-il naître quand il est vieux? Peut-il rentrer dans le sein de sa mère et naître? Jésus répondit: En vérité, en vérité, je te le dis, si un homme ne naît d'eau et d'Esprit, il ne peut entrer dans le royaume de Dieu.

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Jeudi 29 août

Levés de bonne heure, nous sommes montés au Belvédère du Maïdo pour admirer la vue derrière les nuages. Nous avons pris un temps de prières les uns pour les autres et écouté ce que Dieu avait à nous dire. Puis toujours dans les hauteurs, nous nous sommes régalés avec les spécialités locales.

Cabri Massalé

Pavé de Dorade

Gâteau patate (yummyyyy!)

L’après-midi, nous les filles sommes allées rendre visite à Liliane, une femme catholique pour lui raconter nos témoignages, lui expliquer l’Évangile et prier pour elle. Puis nous avons rejoint les garçons pour terminer la journée par un pique-niquer sur la plage.

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Vendredi 30 août

Je ne pouvais pas séjourner à l’ile de la Réunion sans aller faire un tour dans un marché ! Celui de Saint Paul est certainement un des plus beaux avec des avocats ÉNORMES, des papayes, des mangues, des ananas Victoria, des samoussas, des bouchons...

A midi, nous nous sommes retrouvés sur la plage avec le reste de l’équipe pour manger ensemble, après avoir baptisé une amie de Liliane (la femme catholique rencontrée la veille). Son amie avait été touchée par le message de l’Évangile, avait décidé de se repentir et de suivre Jésus.

Le soir, nous étions invités à l’église où nous avions fait le séminaire le premier week-end de notre arrivée. L’équipe a de nouveau joué le sketch qui parle de la liberté que nous pouvons avoir en Jésus-Christ et nous avons également partagé nos témoignages personnels. J’ai fait la rencontre de Martine, une femme dont le fils souffre d’angoisses depuis des années. Elle a été énormément encouragée d’entendre mon histoire et moi ça m’a encouragée à continuer de témoigner de la façon dont Jésus m’a guérie de mes angoisses.

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Samedi 31 août

Le jour de notre départ, les personnes avec qui nous avons passé les dix derniers jours sont venus nous dire au revoir à l’aéroport. Des au revoir inoubliables, à l’image des personnes et des moments que nous avons passés ensemble.

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Ile de la Réunion, on reviendra, c’est sûr... Mi yaime zot toute !

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After 11 hours of flight, my team landed at 5:30am on thursday 22 in Reunion Island. We have met the people of the team there and the people which who we would stay with and started to plan the weekend.

KICKSTART SEMINAR, day 1.

We had the first teaching about “Christian or Disciple ?”. It’s so easy to call ourselves christians but what does it really mean? The word “christian” is found only 3 times in the Bible and was a nickname for the disciples of Jesus in Antioche. Jesus never used the word “christian” to call the people who was following him, but “disciple.” A disciple follows the example of his master, so as disciples of Jesus-Christ we are called to follow his example. So during the afternoon, we put into practice his teachings.

« If you enter a town and they welcome you, eat whatever is set before you. Heal the sick who are there and tell them : The kingdom of God is near you. »

With Maurice, Marinette and Nicole who are christians and came for the Kickstart, we went in a park to speak with the people there. We met a young girl who had pain in her ankle, a man with knee pain, a woman with two broken fingers and all of them got healed after we laying hands on them. It was the first time for Maurice to pray for people, he met a man with shoulders pain, prayed for him and he got healed. The beautiful thing is that Maurice got healed from the same pain in the very morning! At the end of the afternoon, we met with everyone of the Kickstart to share testimonies and there were a lot of beautiful healing testimonies!

KICKSTART SEMINAR, day 2.

Some people met on the street the day before joined us for the last day of the seminar. We shared the message of the gospel : we are separated from God because of our sins but Jesus-Christ payed the price on the cross so we can be reconciled with God. We need to turn away from our sins, be baptized for the remission of our sins and we will receive the Holy Spirit. People were touched and asked to be baptized. We ended up our seminar weekend in Fred and Fréderique’ house for a local meal : “Rougail Saucisse”, “Chouchou” “Yellow rice”. We had a good time of fellowship with the families and I had a créole lesson, the local language (it seems that I am a fast learner haha)

Monday, August 26th

After a morning rest, we decided to explore the island. On our way to Le Bassin de Cormoran, Aurélie and I went more into the forest where we met Frank, a man who lives there for 11 years. He told us about his life here, his beliefs and his communion with the spirits... We shared the Good New of Jesus-Christ with him, prayed for him and gave him a book with the Gospel of Matthew and left as touched as he was. In the evening, we had an open meeting near the sea, in Saint Paul, in the West of the Island. Joanne and I met Vanessa, a young woman from Philippine who spoke only english. She had not received the Holy Spirit and was praying for it for a long time. So she was thinking maybe, God did’nt wanted to give it to her and it would be for later. But we affirmed the contrary: God wants to give us his Holy Spirit, it’s a promise.

Peter replied,“Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. This promise belongs to you and your children and to all who are far off—to all whom the Lord our God will call to Himself.” (Acts 2.38-39)

We prayed for her, she got delivered from bad spirits and then she started to speak in tongues. She was so happy that she was crying. When we saw her the next day, she jumped on us saying :

« I’m filled with so much joy! And I don’t have fears anymore! »

Tuesday, August 27th

On the beach, the team trained for a show that explains what Jesus did for us. We did it in from of the people the very evening for a new open meeting. People met in the street joined us again. During the evening, Lea had a word of knowledge and asked if someone had pain in his right knee. A man raised his hand, she prayed for him and he god healed. After, we learned that before the meeting, he said to God : “God, if you really care for me, heal me during this evening.” God really hears our prayers.

Wednesday, August 28th

To continue our week, we were invited in Mont-Vert Les Bas at Marie-Noël’s house in the south of the Island. We joined the house fellowship for the evening and we could praise God together and we had the opportunity to share the Gospel. When Josué ended by saying that we can pray for the people who wants, a woman in front of me started to move on her chair, feeling bad. And, she started to scream and scream and scream, without any control of herself. We casted out the demon who was manifesting, then we spoke with her. She had a Catholic background, was praying to Marie and the Saints but this night, she understood the Gospel, wanted to repent and asked to be baptized. So for her, and two other people who took the same decision, at 11pm we filled the pool and baptized them to the name of Jesus-Christ. That evening, a lof of people got set free from demons and received the Holy Spirit. We were amazed to see that with a simple meeting, God did such big things.

Jesus replied, “Very truly I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again.” “How can someone be born when they are old?” Nicodemus asked. “Surely they cannot enter a second time into their mother’s womb to be born!” Jesus answered, “Very truly I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless they are born of water and the Spirit.

Thursday, August 29th

We woke up early to go to Belvédère du Maïdo. We wanted to see the view up there behind the clouds. We took a time to pray for each others and listen to what God wanted to say. Then, we had a good meal with local specialities : Cabri Massalé, Pavé de Dorade and Sweet potatoes cake! (yummyyyyyy). In the afternoon, the girls went to visit Liliane, a Catholic woman to share our testimonies, to explain the Gospel and to pray for her. Then we joined the boys to end up the day with a picnic in front of the sea.

Friday, August 30th

I couldn’t be in Reunion Island without going to see a market place! The one of Saint Paul is certainly one of the most beautiful with BIG avocados, papayas, mangos, Victoria pineapples, samosas, “bouchons”...

At noon, we ate at the beach with the team after having baptized a friend of Liliane (the Catholic woman met the day before). Her friend was touched by the Gospel and decided to repent from her sins and follow Jesus.

The evening, we were invited at the church were we had the Kickstart seminar. The team played again the show who talks about the freedom in Christ and we shared our personal testimonies. I met Martine, a woman how has a son who suffers from anxiety. She was encouraged to hear my story and I was encouraged to continue to share it!

Sunday, August 31th

The day of our departure, all the people with whom we spent the ten days came to the airport to say goodbye. There goodbyes were as beautiful as the time we had with them. Reunion Island, we will come back for sure... Mi yaime zot toute (I love you in créole)

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