Off hours in Laie

PCC Hula Halau

 I'm really excited to join with the night show students each Saturday morning at 7am for two hours of intense learning and workout in hula!  Nina is in the class with me and she took the above photo. My green pa'u is from Sequim's Na Hula O' Wahini Ilikea group.  It was fun to dance in it again & I thought of my lovely Sequim friends as I did.

During our water break I took this picture of someone
preparing the imu for tonight's luau!  (Imu is the pig cooked
in the ground for Kalua Pork)

We had a fun game night at our flat.  Ron & Nina brought a really fun Ukulele game invented and produced by a couple senior missionaries.  We had a great time.

Wednesday we printed off some family names & spent a lovely evening at the
beautiful & peaceful Laie Temple.

Here is a view from the temple all the way down to Temple Beach!

Aloha is such a beautiful word!  Everyday as we walk to our office, everyone smiles and says "Aloha" to each other.  It is a greeting that means more than hello.  It is a greeting that speaks well wishes to each other.
Alo = sharing
Oha = joyous affection
Ha = breath of life