Out and About in Saipan

 

 

 

 

 

A rainy day from our apartment walkway. See our little garden of plants?  It increases as neighbors and friends give us plants. More are on the other side.  These little plants need no care from us because of the plentiful rain and sun they get just sitting there.  I hope someone will like them when we have to leave Saipan. 

 

This is what happens to bus stops when buses don't run. 

This is what happens to houses when people move out after a world war.
 

Ahh,  the Sisters found a little shelter from the sun and rain.  We don't know who's house this is.
 

From our balcony at night.  Sometimes the ships out on the ocean look like little floating amusement parks beyond the hotels.  This one is really a battle ship.  Waiting to be called if a need should arise on the Asian seas somewhere, someday. 

 

Toward the end of Flame Tree season.  This frequent drive never got tiring to us.
 

A charming home where a little family in the Saipan Ward lives; this is a government house of some kind.  The family got lucky to have it.  We went there to give blessings to the children in the home before they started school.
 

 

 

 

This morning we saw a rainbow so bright arching over our view, we couldn't help but feel lucky and felt that all our prayers would be answered today!

 

 

 

 We even saw a parrot in a tree!!  Squawking and screaming, saying, "put me back my cage where I my dinner is!"

 

 

 

 

No end to the creativity of God concerning his skies!