Along the way to dinner we saw your typical Hawaiian

Singers - sans Hula Dancers!

We have seen this guy several times before

on other trips so he must be pulling in the

big bucks. I to have to admit he has a talent -

how many people do you know who can

create a painting in minutes just using cans of

spray paint!

Here we have Newspaper Guy who doesn't

move unless you give him money, then he

amazingly comes to life . . . what some people

do for a buck!

Dancing Dreg-Locks - at least he thought he could

DANCE

but maybe I'm wrong; it was a good attempt though.

And finally - Balloon Man . . . I bet he makes good money!

Yesterday evening I was re-reading my Missionary Certificate from the Prophet and it really jumped out to me the words:

"We invite all people to heed her message" WOW - what a responsibility we have as missionaries, but the ultimate responsibility falls on the investigator! Powerful words!

"These shoes were meant for walking . . . "

Lee and I walk to the Mission Office every morning and walk back to our Hotel Room every evening so that gets in 2 miles of walking. Then we usually walk somewhere for dinner for about mile. But of course Lee runs every morning as well (4 miles!)

Today the training continued with me learning about Baptismal Records, posting, reports, letters, referrals, etc. It will be interesting to see what I actually am assigned once the Mission President decides how to divide up the office tasks between the sisters. There will be two of us once Sister Robbins comes on board mid-March.