This is the mall we shop at. If you see something you would like to buy its best to stock up because it probably won't be there the next time you shop. |
Jenny Rose, love this young woman. She is leaving for a mission next month to Urandenta, PH |
Banana's for sale |
It has been fairly cool this week with all the rain. That also means that it takes longer for our laundry to dry and the showers are cooler. The temperature doesn't really change much. It is always about the same its the humidity that changes. From 91% to 78%. When the sun is shining but the humidity is high it can be pretty miserable even though it isn't any hotter than the day before. Standing in the sun versus standing in the shade makes a huge difference in how hot it feels. So grateful for aircon.
Banana leaves are very useful in rain storms if you don't have an umbrella just pick one off the nearest banana tree |
Everyone get off and help push. We have seen this also where a tricycle with people can not make it up the hill and everyone gets out and helps push. |
Also banana leaves are good bike fenders especially after a storm riding through puddles |
It was Stake Conference. Many great talks on missionary work. Understood most of the talks as they were mostly in English. Many of our friends sang in the choir. They are kind of formal about their flowers and choirs. With choir members wearing matching scarves,
ties and even sometimes hair accessories
Ruth cleans our office and is always so happy |
Ruby is very funny and likes to joke a lot. She lived in the states for many years but then got sent back to the Philippines because she forgot to renew her Visa |
This building is in front of the church in Consolation and usually has loud music blaring |
The church building in Consolation is unique in that the chapel is on the 3rd floor.
I usually take the elevator up. Classrooms are on the second floor and parking is on the ground level.
The parking area is usually full of motorcycles that park in the back of the garage area,
Missionaries greeting Dad |
More festivals. No school yesterday so I asked some kids, "No school?" and they replied "no school." "A holiday?" "Yes a holiday" they said. "What holiday is it?" They just looked at me blankly. So I said, "Christmas?" And they laughed and laughed.
What part of South Carolina was that couple from? I is so fun to see pictures of how life is for the people there.
ReplyDeleteI think it is Anderson. They met at Clemson. Have been married 15 years.
DeleteI love looking at your blog
ReplyDeleteI love how colorful it is there, and the how white the walls in the church are. Thanks for sharing pictures!
ReplyDeleteThe floral arrangements are beautiful! I love seeing all of the people you meet. The rain reminded me of last week as I was walking through campus. It was pouring rain and I eventually had to use to umbrella to shield my backpack instead of my head because I was worried about my laptop and textbooks. I sure could have used some banana leaves!
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