Something To Remember

I have never marched for anything.  I can't remember the last parade I was in.  But I just spent the last hour in a sea of people, singing their way through the streets of Port-au-Prince.  The crowd grew steadily larger as it went along...it was electric.  I could barely hear a thing, the singing was so intense.

Photojournalist Lee Jenkins and I shot our video, did a reporter standup and then soaked up the moment.  Usually as a journalist you are too busy gathering the story to do that. You tend to appreciate them after they have passed. Mostly while you are watching the video play-back.  In Haiti I have had a few moments like that. Small things like a Norman Rockwell-esque meal with the volunteers..Or big moments like the melding of Haiti's sorrow and joy in the crowd today.  For me, covering Haiti was a blessing. One I will always remember.  I hope I've left you with something to remember as well.

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