As I walked up to the front porch porch of Pohnpei SDA Church, I was very happy to find piles of and piles of zorries still there. Church is considered a holy place, the place to meet with God, and just like Moses at the burning bush, shoes are removed before entering the church. For those of you not from the islands, zorries are what Americans call flip flops, except for the Pohnpeian ones are much more durable, and cost less then those at cheap department stores in the states. Unfortunately I missed getting a photo of those practical foot protectors, but I have the memory strong in my mind. The church looks much the same as when I taught at the school in the late 80's. They added a lovely stained glass window, and some new curtains. But the benches are still the same, as is the fellowship hall, which was just built when I was there before. I sat down and a flood of memories overwhelmed me. Did anyone else sense wh...