Starting from the top. A wonderful piece of FRESH tuna loin. This tuna was caught and in the grocery store the same day. That's about $2.25 worth. Lunch of tuna and fried rice at the Jable #7 restaurant owned by Sister Patten featuring head chef Elder Patten. These are our Naruan friends Josephine and Nemia. We are teaching them and trying hard to bring the gospel into their lives. We have to remember that it's all in Heavenly Fathers hands no matter how much we want them to accept the gospel. This is the Majuro Inn. We went by there today and noticed a piece of plywood leaning against the front to keep the rain out. Typical children that we see everyday. They know we are missionaries and want to shake our hands. I always ask them "Komij ke Mormon? (Are you a Mormon?) and they say yes but most of them aren't. This picture is of the men butchering the pig for tomorrow. They needed to let the pig get a little meat on his bones. I don't think it weighed 40 lbs.
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