October 20, 2010 - Exploring Katchii  |
| This could be your home. Great view and, thanks to the solar panel, low energy costs. This house no longer had any inhabitants. I joked with TC that we could move in. |
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| These guys were re-thatching a roof for a member of the iroij's family. |
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| Kind of a cool view. The building was circular. |
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| This is Chien. The guy who gave us the yummy coconuts and let us feed his chickens and geese. |
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| Jumping with Q and our friends on Katchii. My friend Alex has more of my jumping pictures at http://jpwstw.blogspot.com |
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| Paul, John and Q get ready to jambo. |
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| Quincy enjoys the hammock, but learned and respected the rule that while under sail he could only be up on deck when an adult was up there with him. |
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| Tie dye Thursday aboard Cherokee. Paul even had a tie dye shirt on earlier. |
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| I love the hat my Mom sent. |
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| Target practice - getting rid of bottles from the boat (out in the deep ocean - don't worry, they are filled with salt water). |
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| Paul (notice the tie dye shirt) and Quincy work on Spinly (after we lost Twirly) - the fish attractor. |
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| A cool shot of the sky. |
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| Jumping jacks! |
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| Lifting weights. Yay for PE on the boat. |
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| Paul admiring the pretty sunset and rising moon. |
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| Quincy and I with the sunset. |
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| Jumping at sunset! |
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| Quincy continued on with his exercising. |
Alright, can someone explain to me the rationale behind throwing beer bottles, target practice style, into the pristine blue ocean? How does filling them with saltwater lead one to the conclusion "not to worry"?
ReplyDeleteGreat memories Christi. I stumbled upon your blog as I am preparing a presentation for the hospital about the Marshall Islands Mashup. Quincy is so little in these pictures. Time flies. Before you know it, it will be your kids all grown up. Paul
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