Showing posts with label Lighthouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lighthouse. Show all posts

Sunday, September 9, 2007

A *GOOD* DAY!

Today was a good day. I got to see a bunch of my Beautify family members, some of whom I haven't seen in weeks. We got together to paint over the graffiti on the old lighthouse on Navy Hill. Click here for Angelo's excellent "before" and "after" shots which show some dramatic improvements.

Also click here for Aya-san's excellent post detailing some of the actions that had gone on today.

Bree and Doug Reynolds were there. . .














. . .as were some Student Action for a Viable Environment (SAVE) Club members like Ann, Zoe, Yoshi, et al. This is like a jr. Beautify CNMI! Club. Way to Go Guys!
It was nice to see and joke around with some of the leaders and supervolunteers of Beautify CNMI -- Angelo, Ken Kramer, Tess and the FMI Gang. . .











. . . and, of course, Adam, Juanita and Zack, our favorite supervolunteer family! Adam even brought a friend from San Vicente School!








Aya-san and Willy-san were there as well. . .









. . . and we got to enjoy our oishi bbq lunch with our partner R&C Tour members.





It was also great to see new friends from Aqua Resort join Beautify.












Of course, I had my own crew with me: Gus, AJ, Franklin and Willy Boy.





Thanks for stopping by!

Note: Unfortunately, I didn't see my friend Dr. Dave Khorram and crew earlier or I would've gotten a picture of them and they were too quick for my camera when they stopped by briefly in the afternoon. Sorry, Dave!

Friday, April 6, 2007

Light Moment Cleaning the Lighthouse

This is why I love volunteering with these folks from the Friends of the Mariana Islands (FMI). We not only work hard, but we sure do have a lot of fun, too! Thank you and Salamat Po!

Thanks also to our friends and partners from ISA-CNMI. In Chamorro, "Isa" means "rainbow." Aya-san Matsumoto leads this group of wonderful people in serving as the rainbow between Japan and the CNMI. Aqua Resort's Yoshimi-san was also on hand. Domo arigato gozaimasu!