One Week [Back] in Majuro

On my way to Yap, I stop by Majuro to meet up with some old friends, explore around town, watch the Kwajalein Youth perform their annual dance, and jump off the new diving board at the airport. Song: “Oktak Eo” by Sole Jibas & Gooney Jib [1st Verse] Aenomman ikotaan iien lainepata (Peace/calmness during a moment of uneasiness) Lojet lae ilo iien an ibwijleplep (Still waters during a time of monstrous tides) Wōtdikdik ilo iien an mōrā aeloñ kein (Sprinkle of rain during a period of drought out here in these islands) Lañ emmon ilo iien typhoon im jourur (Perfect weather during seasons of typhoons and thunders) [Pre-Cho 1] Aimololo ilo iien an ñilñil (Cool breeze during a moment of extreme heat) Kojatdikdik ilo iien wiwijet (Hopefulness during a time of panicking) [Cho] Koj einwot oktak eo emmon non mour e ao (emmon non mour e ao) (To my life, you're the good kind of change) Koj einwot oktak eo aiboojoj non mour e ao (dreo non mour e ao) (2x) (To my life, you're the beautiful kind of change) [2nd Verse] Koj einwot jeramon ilo iien jerata (You're as riches found during a period of poverty) Im bar einwot turiamo ilo iien kepata (And also as mercy shown during a time of war) Juon ao emmon ibulon mour in elap an nana (My one good in this life full of bad) Im imonono ejako edodo jen ion aera (And I'm happy, there's no longer a heavy weight on my shoulders) [Pre-Cho 2] Aimololo nij aolepen rainiin (It'll be cool and breezy all day long) Errabolbol ilo joteenin (Bright and shiny all throughout the night) Shoutout to Wilmer Joel for always being so supportive.