October is Finished! Hello November!

 One thing that they don't tell you is that time accelerates on your mission.  October has flown by and we have been very busy.  We are staying for Winter semester now so Joe can teach his class at BYUH.  We have bought a car so we have transportation and rented an apartment so we have a place to stay.  Here is a picture of the beach at the end of the street will be be living on.  The crooked palm tree is the landmark we use to know where to turn.

We are relishing each experience we have as we see the end of our mission zooming up.  Since we haven't posted in a couple of weeks, we will try to catch you up.  We attended the Fiji Devotional at the PCC. They put on a devotional that shared their spiritual as well as their cultural heritage just for the senior missionaries.  Here is a shot of their depiction and story of their journey to settle Fiji.

We love teaching our institute class.  They are such good young people and always respectful of us even if we get a little boring sometimes.  Here is a short video of what it looks like after our lessons.

One of the benefits of living close to BYUH is that we get to take part in the concerts and activities they offer.  The other night, we went to a music concert that had 2 excellent choirs and featured some solo music from different cultures that are represented here.  I have inserted a video of a Mongolian number and a picture of one of the choirs.

We know that we have included a large number of sunset pictures but it never ceases to amaze us how unique and beautiful each sunset is here.  

Rainbow in Haleiwa near a tsunami warning siren pole