Some of the children in my ward. The boy in red is deaf |
He is energetic in Primary |
a cute boy in my ward |
He is very shy |
The kids are so cute |
These kids loved our ward party |
The kids here love to have their picture taken |
They all make the hang loose sign |
They loved getting the Christmas gifts many of you sent |
Everywhere I go there are lots of children in the Marshall Islands. Some of them live in poor little houses and have very little as far as material things, but they are happy. They don't know what they are missing. They will play with whatever they can find...a box, a stick for a baseball bat, baseball gloves made of cardboard, junk that has washed up on the beach. Some of them already know how to make a few dollars...they sell sea shells to American's like me.
Children on Ejit Island |
Children playing at the church in Delap |
Kids who came by to sell me Marshallese handicrafts |
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Dilson and friends |
Kids of an Investigator |
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Kids having fun at ward party |
They love to eat chocolate chip cookies |
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My good friend Dilson and friend |
Kids who came into mission office to sell us stuff |
Christmas gifts...they loved them |
They love candy |
I think they are brothers |
Kids in line for food at the ward party in Ajeltake |
Boy, (that's his name) selling a chicken |
Kids on Ejit |
My friend Dilson |
Romeo and Alisa |
Having fun at the beach |
little girls from Rita |
My little friends |
Kids I met in Delap |
A girl in Rita with her pet lizard |
Kids at my house. I gave them apples and oranges |
Kids by the beach in their hammock |
Boy at the airport in Tarawa |
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