I spent most of the rest of the day hunting down the best prices on corrugated roofing sheets and water tanks, and started the #OhMyVanuatu experience of paying our vehicle registration :) ~E
In the national language of Vanuatu, Bislama, you will often be asked “afta?” - which means “and then what?” We originally set up this blog to chronicle our time in Tulwei Village (NW Malekula Island), and those archives are still available. Now that we're back in the capital city of Port Vila, we will continue to keep you updated on "...and then what?". We'd love to hear from you as you have comments, and invite you to check back in often. Thanks for your prayers and support! God bless...
Friday, March 27, 2015
Cyclone Pam 3/26
We did a combo water-run / Tanna report at a couple of different places in Etas Village this morning. They had already heard my stories, but we're excited to see photos of their homeland and loved ones in Tanna. Every time I look thru the photos I am amazed that that the death and injury tolls were so low. Any loss of life is, of course, too much, but I still can't believe it wasn't worse, especially on Tanna.
I spent most of the rest of the day hunting down the best prices on corrugated roofing sheets and water tanks, and started the #OhMyVanuatu experience of paying our vehicle registration :) ~E
I spent most of the rest of the day hunting down the best prices on corrugated roofing sheets and water tanks, and started the #OhMyVanuatu experience of paying our vehicle registration :) ~E
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