Romans 10:15 (Yes, you have to look it up)

This post is going to be on the short side. We have a very early day tomorrow and at this point, I think I am the only one awake. I will catch up on all the posts tomorrow. Today was the Fijian village, a community that is supplied by wells. We were welcomed into the village by some of the more important members, including the tribal spokesperson. Being that they were Fijian, we were welcomed with a Kava ceremony. Good news, it hasn't gotten any better tasting since yesterday. Again, this ceremony is how they welcome people into their homes and villages. It makes one a part of the community, welcome. Bula.

What did taste good was the snack spread that they prepared for us. It included some watermelon and banana, some home made pastries, and some kind of milk/tea. Not sure what that was all about, after my obligatory Kava, I stuck with water.

After the Kava ceremony we split of going to several different houses setting up about 20 kits and leaving a few for those who were not home. Chris and I got to venture out and set up a water filter for a local soccer champ. He played for Nadi District and won a few championships while on the team. When we got back to the hub of our distribution, the party had gotten started without us. There was more Kava, which I avoided. There was dancing, which I tried to avoid unsuccessfully. And there was guitar and singing, which was a good time for everyone. We are almost positive that no one ended up engaged or married by the end, but no promises.