Sunday came – and we were up early to get ready. It seemed to take longer than usual for the guys to dress. Seems that wearing a sulu for the first time has a rather sharp learning curve attached to it. But finally they were dressed and we were off to church.
Jeff had a memorable post for Facebook – and we quote – “This morning I
After we took the required photos we visited a small Fijian speaking ward in Nadi. We were like the stand out’s of the day. Jeff and Kent figured out quickly that the hymn books are written rather phonetically and they could follow along and sing along with the rest. It was only those sitting close enough to hear them that giggled. The rest thought they were great and even the Stake President commented on their singing in Fijian.
We still had some hair bows that we hadn’t given away, that Aubrey
The candy bag came out and we managed to give it all away. One adult lady asked me why everyone brings lollies for the kids and not for the adults. I thought it was a great question. But the kids all left on a serious sugar high.
And Jeff announced that this was the highlight of the whole trip. They have such a wonderful spirit in their meetings and everyone in the world ought to experience their singing at least once.
We pool lounged the afternoon away, had pizza for lunch and then went to
We watched some of the Hong Kong Sevens Rugby – Fiji got beat and then hit the hay. We had to get up early to be in Navua by 9:30am on Monday.
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