Still Impressed by our Mantra, (Kuliana)

 How they managed a rainbow at the exact moment for the photo is a bit of a miracle... I think!!! This is the junior missionaries at the front and senior missionaries. Can you spot me, I'm tall at back left side.





Turtle Bay Sunsets are always so beautiful. We love this spot and usually get some great photos. There are usually surfers catching the last few waves before dark.





     Temple and Hukilau Beach usually have the wind surfers out in full force in the breezy mornings


We love cooking and eating together now as roomys. Its so fun having Shelley which made this possible.
 
Easter Sunday we had a great meal at Ann and Bryan's house who are teaching Financial Literacy at BYUH for their mission. They are always so generous and kind and host a lot of events. They love hosting parties for BYU football and basketball games.
 Didn't get a great picture of Hazel and I....her eyes were shut in one and mine in the other...Oh well
                                                   HAPPY EASTER.... HE IS RISEN.........HE IS RISEN
We took a short hike up Waimea Falls for our day off adventure. Shelley had the day off too that was a nice change. There were lots of Hawaiian cultural info along the way and historical artifacts.


















    OK...I had to take pictures of all the amazing flowers. It could be overload but I couldn't help it.
L to R - Dave and Gina Wayt, Terry Harris, Ihilani Bailey, Joan, Jerry Boyer, Margaret Penfield, Jacque and Brent Lee and Julie Larsen. This is The Settlement gang currently. We have a lot of fun together telling stories listening to Dave's "Dad Jokes" and hearing everyone commenting on our beautiful matchy matchy mumus and shirts. 
                                     Senior Missionary Appreciation Brunch......yes we are so LOVED!!!!
Surprise visitors from home Tyler and Cherise Francis  and the Pavans from Lethbridge. Bruce and I were in the YSA Bishopric with Leroy and Sandra, his father. It was fun to see familiar faces.

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