Pikliz  
 
A Class of its own
All Comments to Pikliz.com's Photos

Guest Jonel DILHOMME wrote: April 18, 2009 - 12:22 AM
Palais National (Haiti)

l'Haitien a besoin seulement de l'encadrement pour faire des merveilles,je pouvais pas imaginer,si notre palais était l'oeuvre d'un haitien.

Félicitation en retard à cet architecte!!!

Guest buzz wrote: April 17, 2009 - 10:18 PM
Port-au-Prince, ruines de l'Hôtel Castel Haiti à Port-au-Prince.

Sad to see this, nothing last forever, may be it could not be saved and was a danger to it's occupants.

I think we should be glad it has been sold to some one who intends to do something positive with it, like build a university and educate the youngs.

In years to come, it will be a landmark with more meanings to Haiti and it's people.

Anonymous wrote: April 17, 2009 - 7:07 PM

Beautiful picture

Guest Pascale Fombrun wrote: April 17, 2009 - 6:13 PM
St. Francois D'assise, Philo 1982-83

Quelle joie de vous revoir toutes. Que de bons souvenirs

Anonymous wrote: April 17, 2009 - 3:37 PM
College Penette

Can someone tell me where was that school located? I never heard of it.

Guest Carlah wrote: April 15, 2009 - 4:05 PM
Mr. Ady Jean Gardy, Journalist

Konpliman, jenes la toujou kwe ke ou se yon nonm ki ka fe anpil bon bagay Ady. TOUNEN NAN PEYI W
PEYI A CHAGREN LAP ESPERE TOUT PITIT VALAB LI

Guest Bubu wrote: April 15, 2009 - 12:41 AM
Manny & Sandra @ Extravanganza White party

Manny, tu es en bonne compagnie !

Guest bubu wrote: April 15, 2009 - 12:33 AM

Great shot!

Guest Betty wrote: April 14, 2009 - 10:24 PM
9ème (1969-70).

Sur la premiere rangee la 7e est Evody Sam ma cousine. Je suis tres contente de l'avoir reconnue sur la photo

Anonymous wrote: April 14, 2009 - 8:07 PM

Ce n'est pas Laura Trouillot Camille sur la photo. Il faudra essayer d'identifier la personne en question.

Anonymous wrote: April 14, 2009 - 5:10 PM

Qu'elle beaute !!!

Anonymous wrote: April 14, 2009 - 5:06 PM

What Beauties .... tres beau sourire mesdames!!!

Anonymous wrote: April 14, 2009 - 5:04 PM

ah ah papa.. reclame pou Madichon !!!

Guest fitz dyer wrote: April 14, 2009 - 4:20 PM
Eglise St Louis de Gonzague à la rue du centre.

Stainvil, I noticed a whole lot of wisdom in your post below. I also think that you are a very courageous fellow. More Haitians should be like you... kim'be la!!!

Anonymous wrote: April 13, 2009 - 11:32 PM
Thomas Charles, Yanick Rigaud, Michel Corvington

Thomas, aka Ti Son ou bien Baner, fut un des meilleurs de notre promotion, tant chez les F.I.C qu'au College NDPS du Cap-Haitien. Je garde le souvenir d'un camarade genereux, courageux, qui etait toujours du cote des plus faibles et des plus defavorises. La betise duvalieriste a stupidement fauche un grand patriote.
Ogus

Guest joel wrote: April 13, 2009 - 8:11 PM
Richard Duroseau, 2006

mon president avie monsieur cha cha longevite merci

Anonymous wrote: April 13, 2009 - 1:38 PM
St. Jean L'évangéliste, 10eme A, (1973-74)

Hey Nazaire, how are you, man? ...you're right about #2 being Richard Paul. But, I don't remember that kid between Richard Paul and Kepler Lafontant (with belt).

You are sure his name was Mathellier? Anyway, I am very sure that Vincent Vitiello is the one right next to maitre Max Dejean. [Vitiello was maitre Dejean's protege. I think he personally knew the Vitiello's family.

Hey Nazaire, I am currently living in the U.S. these days. Drop me an email at: ftzdyer@hotmail.com.

F Dyer

Guest Stainvil Ednald wrote: April 13, 2009 - 10:40 AM
Eglise St Louis de Gonzague à la rue du centre.

It is ok to vent. Why not?...Because of the frustations of course...That proves that there is something left of us. We all miss that "Haiti Cherie" that we dearly love. There is hope for sure in trying our best in doing the simplest tasks at home in our own comfort. I Have a solution. Since there is so much hatred on that land let's start by returning to some of our christian foundation: Love. The love of our brothers and sisters, the love of our ennemies and everything will work perfect.

It can be hard to forgive those that slain a parent like mine, it is can also be difficult to forgive those that burned everything that your family ever worked for and owned taking away all your chilhood souvenirs. It can be very also be so painful to shake hands and kiss those that pushed one to come live a miserable life in a place where one does not feel they belong.
Since life is so short, I decided to leave all of these bad experiences behind to live the remaining of my life with the hope that those that caused my misery and despair will change and they will.

I found some strengh in some of our creole musics,a little bit of carnival, kompas,racine. This is a new day, let's show one another more love that Haiti can be reanimated. Pa blye voye plante de pie bwa.

With love and Peace

If someone want to vent feel free to write me at anytime at Yednl@hotmail.com; I will be happy to listen and talk to you since that is all I can do for my Haiti Cherie for the moment. I have no political ambition whatsoever, I just want to be there for my brothers and sisters.

Anonymous wrote: April 12, 2009 - 2:38 PM
Marcel Numa & Louis Drouin before their killing by a firing squad led by  Lt. Albert Pierre  (12 Nov 1964)

Le peuple a assiste dans un silence .Une femme enceinte tombe sans crier. Les gens de Port-au-Prince regardent les visages de ces jjeunes inconnus . Les admirent et pour un moment ils devienent leurs heros. Le sourire d'un condamne. Les yeux fixant le soleil comme les grecs. Et soudain, un craquement qui les entraine a l' eternite.
Nous n'oublierons jamais le sourire du jeune Marcel Numa .

Anonymous wrote: April 12, 2009 - 2:19 PM
Gérald Brisson

Mort pour la bonne cause. Il revait d'un etat socialiste d'Haiti . Cette photo de Brisson a donne le frisson au marcatisme americain et la CIA l'a envoye de la place rouge a la liste rouge.

Home  •  News  •  History of Haiti  •  Pikliz Events  •  Photo gallery  •  Haiti +  • 
Copyright © Pikliz 2006  •  tel: 786-426-4688  •  email: fadrien@pikliz.com