There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors. -- Jim Morrison

yum yum yum^^


self-expression

Kids at the

retreat.

T'was

fun ^ ^

-Steffy Sigar

"I sit back and reminisce
as far back as before
before when life was as melodious as a child's laughter
playing on front porches
innocent in its simplicity
everlasting soulful beats ovulate
as the conception of this being comes into existence
an original score
written among smokey rooms and back alleys
storms brewing
I close my eyes
feeling the rain drum against my skin
each raindrop falls where it is suppose to hit
a beat
a cadence
creative order written
as soothing but still haunting as Thelonious and Miles
creating a euphoria of song and dance
that only through my ascension in life
do I understand its rhythm."

- poem, Steffy Sigar

Okay, this is in Tokyo, Japan, with some of my missionary buddies from all over the U.S. I'm blessed to be in Japan for 4 weeks with these people who never knew Jesus was. This friend of mine, Marden, helped this man from Tokyo, who was happy to be blessed that Jesus' power can change people. His last words to say to him when Marden left to the airport, "Domo arigato gozaimasu." or "Thank you very much."

- Steffy Sigar

I was NOT trying to grab my butt, if that's what you thin, amusingly. Thus, this picture is outrageously breath-taking. Located in Mau'i, Hawaii, primarily off the coast of Hana, I had a chance to go there this week with my P.A.D.I. (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) buddies from here. I think this is the best picture I've took so far underwater.

(site source: more pictures of PADI, Steffy Sigar, at www.padi.com)

Alohalani Parra, opa and oma Rey, Nyllah Safotu, Steffy Sigar
















George Sigar, Peggy Watung, Steffy Sigar