in the village of Mapayao

we visited a family in which four of their five children were born challenged-the boy and girl here are 11 and 10 years old, but seem more like babies

i made friends with a kitten:-)

We visited this blacksmith shop in Mapayao.

Bob beheading Yuki at a blacksmith shop

at a blacksmith shop

pigs

part of the elementary school in Mapayao

HOW TO CHEW BETEL NUT-find a little old woman in a village, get a betel nut from her, and add powdered lime

roll it up in the leaf, put it into your mouth, and chew it up

pose with the little old woman who shared her betel nut with you

this is one of the chickens that they killed for our dinner

dinner finally-we even ate the addidas (feet)

Bob singing

me at the worship service in Mapayao

K and Y shared, and then Y gave his testimony. The missionary there translated it into Kalanguya.

we went to Mapayao for a child dedication that was held after the Sunday morning worship service

in Mapayao

the feast after the child dedication

The older couple here are the missionaries from Australia. They've been serving in the Philippines since before Bob was born.

an old man with children

iboarding the dump truck that we rode down from Mapayao

Bob, Ka wing, and Yuki on the dump truck

going down from Mapayao

hehehe

going back on the back of a dumptruck

back in the town

almost back to CFM

we got back to CFM on Sunday afternoon

walking to the main road to catch a bus in Bambang going back to Manila on Sunday afternoon

I went to the wedding of Norman, one of the new mother tongue translators on Bob's team, and Hilda at CFM in Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya