It is hard to believe that this trip has almost come to a close! We have
had a wonderful time and know the remainder will be wonderful as well! I know it
is getting close to time leave though, because I am running out of shampoo
and soap! I was getting nervous cause it looked like if I did run out,
my choices were going to be "dark raspberry vanilla" or "be
enchanted"... neither of those I really want to be smelling like!!!
Thankfully Connor packed for like year! There are many things that
I've learned and lots has happened since I've been here. Hopefully I
will get time to put one post about a few of the lessons learned on
soon, but right now I just want to give a update of what's going on
here.
The last few days have been routine. With Matt trying to
get over this sickness, I've been stuck in the ground instead of in the
air. That's ok though cause I have gotten to do some very special things
because of it. For the majority of this week, Connor and I have been
working on the guesthouse. Friday was the first market that Connor and I
went to by ourselves. We had to pickup two pineapples for supper for
Mrs. Becky. We also stayed for the market preaching that Konos and the
preacher boys did. It was neat! That afternoon, I got to play my first
game of volleyball in PNG. It was interesting! I did okay but the rules
were wild. I had a hard time getting them but after a game or two, I had
the major ones figured out. I had a good time and really enjoyed
meeting some new people.
Plans have changed and Connor and I
aren't going to the coast to visit the newest church plant. I am okay
with that but would have enjoyed the trip. I talked with Bro. Will who
is going down near there and he said the food was amazing. They are
right on the coast and for 10 Kina you can get a big bucket of crab or
shrimp! I really hate that we missed that but we are looking forward to
spending our last weekend in Kotidonga.
Today we are actually
going to be getting ready to leave. I think that I may pack because we
leave on Monday for Moresby. We are going in on the Allen's supply run.
On Monday we are going to be helping with the supply pickup. I am
looking forward to getting an idea of the cost of supplies over here.
Then on Tuesday, when Drew gets in, we are going to go check out the
markets and the shops. But for today, I am going to take a walk and some
pictures of the water systems and the solar hook ups. They have them
set up very efficiently and I would like to have the pictures for later.
We also may go swimming again. Today it is in the mid-80's. Tomorrow
will be our very first service in Kotidonga.
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