I know that it is late but Bekah just finished posting her blog. We had technical difficulties getting online to post when we were at a place to do so. Leon was able to post at LCH while the rest of us were working!
It was a challenging day for us. First of all seeing LCH become the reality from the slab we saw in April 2004 to the beautiful home it is today. What a joy to be able greet those we have known via the teams who have gone before and Natalies blogs. Edward gave us a tour and when we got to Peace Adori and Andrew Desi's classroom I couldn't resist the hugs!
the Girls on the team all worked hours unboxing and sorting the children's readers into alphabetical alignment to stack on the shelves when they are completed. The men struggled with their power tools and the current differences and the hard mahogany lumber that is from local source. Also the floor is not exactly level so they kept trying to get the shelves level as they custom built each section. They are going to have a generator to use tomorrow and have some experience under their belt. One time I looked in and saw four heads together and 8 hands trying to get a screw into one board. "How many aggies does it take to put in one screw?" We prayed over those guys back in our workroom and they did not lose endurance. Thanks for all of your prayers.
The cool weather and rain is a welcome relief to us Houstonians. Everything is so green! Thank you God, You are Good!
Tomorrow I will be checking out the clinic. Christine needed a BP check and I had my own to use but need to look for her chart. PTL Faith looks good and was not having trouble with her asthma but one hug and I felt the wheezing. I want to get a good listen tomorrow. Harriet (Edward wife) is running fever, went back on malaria medicine this week. Rainy season and mosquitos, pray that the team is diligent with DEET!
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