Construction site. We are getting in at the ground floor so to speak. We are in the early stages of what will be a four story building. It will become the home of the church and also serve as a community center.
Jerry and his brother Ray live here, just above the construction site.
This is the area we will be pouring today.
Tommy has us all stretch before we begin pouring cement. Has this site been inspected by OSHA?
The boss lady. Never turn your back on the help.
Rachel and Hyunbin, catching their breath. The rest of our bucket brigade can be seen in the background.
I personally am very tired from 2 sessions of pouring concrete, but some of the Korean students have enough energy to play with the local children. Ah to be young again! I think I will just watch.
We receive a warm welcome.
The children sing and perform for us.
This is Abigail(sp) from my second feeding site visit. I am trying to come away from each site with a picture, and name of a child to make a more lasting memory of these events.
Meredith treating some minor wounds. Many of the children at these sites are barefoot.
What a way to enjoy the sunset!
Our Captain is seated in the rear of the boat.
After the hard and hot work at the construction site and the rewarding feeding site visit, we are treated to a sailboat ride to dinner at Summer's Place. An all you can eat Mongolian BBQ. Great fun! You mix whatever meats, veggies, and sauces you desire and they stir fry it for you.
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