7/25/2013 06:43:41 am
I'm so excited to finally see the actual house being built. It is truly a wonderful thing the group is doing and I suppose once you meet all of the great people there you will wish you could build a house for each and every one. There's always next year. Also for Brian & Mark,.. Dad can't wait for you to return, he has some houses y'all can help him build now that you know how. We miss y'all and bless each and every one of you.
Brian
7/25/2013 01:17:36 pm
It has been really fun and unique. We've all had such interesting jobs- I got to cut and bend metal to make what looked like chain links (who knows what that was for), we got to see rebar structures being built, we got to use pick axes and see a LOT of dirt getting moved. Mark and a few other people from our team got to learn how to build an adobe brick wall. 7/25/2013 01:51:36 pm
Dad just saw the pictures and said y'all are doing a good job with the beams, nice straight lines. He was really impressed. Keep up the good work! We saw the picture of Mark shoveling with his Sicilian Festival shirt on but no pictures of Brian working.
Natalie Roffino, Brian's sister :)
7/26/2013 01:24:26 am
I really enjoy reading the stories about this remarkable trip you all are on and I wish you continued success with the build! You are doing a wonderful job and will be a part of the lives of everyone you touch and help for the rest of their lives and the lives of their children. Bless you all and I wish you all safe travels!! Leave a Reply. | AuthorA BLOG by the Adult Mission Trip Team from Arapaho United Methodist Church that chronicles their trip to build a home in El Salvador. Categories |
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