Mornings are not always beautifully cast, but when they are, you can't help thanking the universe for the varied hues.

February has been busy with daily life, rain, school without power, walk / run events, and more rain.

During the week, we have traffic problems, just like back in the states.  By 5:30 the street outside the school has cars backed up for almost 2 blocks!

 

 Food is always an item of interest!   We have discovered a new variety of breadfruit, this one from the Philippians, in our neighbor's yard.

 

 Although visiting the market is often a weekend endeavor, there are often better selections during the week.  Ask a question and you learn so much!

For those with transport, each weekend is an excellent time to attend to that onerous cleaning chore.  But wait!  You have only to go to a nearby corner and the cry of "Car wash!" will tend to that chore.  .   And for a small one dollar fee!

Weekends are also a chance to enjoy Marianna's grilled fish!


Check out the pigs,









and exploring changes along the causeway. . .

Weekends are also for participating in the 5K walk / runs.  There is one every month and often an extra one is slipped in, making 2 in a month.



The Breast Cancer Fun Walk included a skit by students, appropriately attired in pink.


 
 The Rotary Club 5K, this weekend, was a great opportunity to enjoy the Saturday morning drizzle AND support scholarship funds for the students.
















 It's also a great time to see the students being themselves -- Hams like the rest of us!

Or to capture the new President and Vice President of the college joining the walk / run!








Mostly, though, weekends are times for enjoying neighbors!