For those of you who do not have Instagram and haven't seen a snap shot into some of the images of my time in Indonesia, I will reward your patience with a few images of my time away.
I am in the middle of two online courses this month, so my time is limited to write a full on blog. However I thought you would appreciate a little eye candy, and I am appreciating a little procrastination.  |
| Coco fresh from the tree, picked just for our team. Coco water is the best for replenishing electrolytes on a hot hot day. |
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| Billowing thunder clouds. We had some of the most incredible thunder storms I have ever seen while in Indo! |
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| I joined this little guy in the shade under the trees while visiting a local school one day. |
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| How can you NOT love the little cheeky faces?? |
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| Beautiful leaves with an alli-blue backdrop |
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| Our little shadows! They had created natural cap-guns and were shooting off flower buds. The range in their shots were actually quite impressive! |
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| Team work! One day we helped build a wall in one of the communities with hand-mixed cement and locally made bricks. |
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| A father and son taking a break from the welcoming festivities. |
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| We helped introduce a hand washing and teeth brushing station in one of the rural island schools. She was absolutely beautiful. |
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| One of the youngest to learn how to use soap and water! |
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| Beautifully painted sea side hut..with a goat minding the lawn |
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| Fishing is the main industry in the local islands. Seeing boats scattered along the shore is a common sight. |
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| The rich live inland and the 'poor' live on top of the sea....a backward mentality in comparison to that of the North American lifestyle. |
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| Our water taxi and only mode of transportation while we were in Indonesia. |
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| A Bapa sending us off, with quite an incredible smile. |
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| a evening view from my porch. |
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| Beautiful sunrise mist. |
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| traditional outfits welcoming us to their island with style |
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| A humble fisherman on the boarder of the Singapore harbour. Such a drastic contrast in worlds. |
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| Hand carved out of one tree, two boats waiting for the tide to come back in, for an evening fish |
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| I may have been so excited when seeing FIVE pineapple plants growing their fruit of love. |
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| pastel skies (the house on the left is where I stayed on an island overnight visit) |
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| Boys and their bike |
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| running down the pier |
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| living the life |
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| a view straight out of Miss Rumphius' storybook life |
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| I spy with my little eye.....monkeys in the horizon |
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