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Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Garden time

I (Melissa) was able to go to the garden with a few women. This time was with Kaipuna and Kordea. We hiked up a small mountian and took a rest in this little hut, then continued to pick greens, kaukau and tapiok. The picture on top is the two of them making baskets out of a coconut tree leaf to carry our produce home. These two women have gone out as missionaries themselves into neighboring villages, so it was encouraging to talk to them!

posted by Jackson Family at 8:28 PM

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