Norm and Barbara Badger Mission

Marshall Islands

Ajeltake at Sunset

Ajeltake at Sunset

On the Laura side of the Island

Yokwe

Yokwe

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Farewell talks

We will be speaking on Feb. 20th at 12:50 for those of you interested.

Posted by Norm and Barbara Badger at 9:24 AM

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4 comments:

ShawnJanuary 18, 2011 at 12:04 PM
We'll be there!
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LauraJanuary 20, 2011 at 6:28 PM
us too!
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LynxFebruary 14, 2011 at 10:36 AM
We are planning on it.
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LauraApril 20, 2011 at 7:37 PM
I want to see a picture of your apartment
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This tree must be 100 years old.

Look at the roots!

Ejit Police Station

On Ejit

Walking to Ejit

Zoom view of coconuts

I love to stick a straw in the top and drink. They call it (ni)

Flowering bush stands 10ft.tall

And the blossoms are huge

Our roommates!

We thought it was a mouse at first when it scooted across the floor!

View from our apartment

good food and great family

Flower Lei

Norm got flowers too!

Flower Head Piece

Mother's Day

Our apartment

I made the tablecloth from a shower curtain.

Pigs outside our door

cute piglets

Sister Vuikadavu

Sister Ruiz and Sister Sahm

Great Sister Missionaries

Conference in the Mission Home

Between Conference sessions

Great food and fun

Sunset in Majuro

breathtaking

Edge of (Laura) Church lawn towards Lagoon

tubs of fish & rice

No one went hungry.

Marsallese Mother and daughter

Dishes woven from palm leaves

no forks, just fingers and good food

Outdoor baptismal font at Ajektake

It's always hot here,so why not?

Mission Office

We spend a lot of time here.

The road to Laura is lush and wooded with palm trees.

Gorgeous

LDS Church in Laura

There are 5 building like this on the island.

Learning about husking coconuts

This was so fun.

The "Laura" side of the island

They grow tiny bananas in huge bunches. They are sweeter than our big bananas.

They say this is a smaller spider????

This was in the mission home. We opened the door and shooed it out.

President and Sister Shaw

A grave yard

burried on top of the ground because they can't dig in corral.

typical bright colored house

The power plant

Works most of the time-The diesel generators are from World War 2

The Island

View from the air before landing

Ajeltake at Sunset

Ajeltake at Sunset

The Laura side of the Island

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