As I posted yesterday, I’m a day late on getting stuff up on the blog…sorry, but when I go to C4KK and get home at around 7pm, take a shower (hopefully electricity is on), make dinner and eat I usually don’t even turn on my computer. That means I have to play catch up the next day or two with what’s happening at C4KK. Thanks for being understanding 🙂
Now onto the business at hand:
veranda floor is prepped for a layer of neal (not sure if that's how it's spelled, but it's a smooth layer of cement) and to get the entire floor to slope towards the drain.
Update: it didn’t slope correctly (surprise, surprise) and they are working on it today.
Tati came to visit while he is on mid-term from school. He liked watching the tank fill up with water...is that like watching paint dry!?
As soon as this worker came onto the compound and I read his jacket, my mouth was watering and I couldn't get Domino's Pizza off my mind!
The water tank stand was painted to match the doors and windows of C4KK.
This is how stone dressers are paid...by the foot. They "dress" the stones, meaning making either both sides or just one side of the stone smooth. For the purpose of these stones, they are only dressing one side. Oh and by the way, they don't use any glove, goggles or masks while chipping away at the stone.
Robert, the painter, took a break from painting walls in order to paint gutters, while...
George & Busaro installed the gutters. Then we got rain and could see which sections needed adjusted.
We continue to pray, God willing the kids will move in by the end of this month. Even if some of the outside stuff needs to be finished they can still move into their rooms and start living here! Dressers are being made, curtains are still being negotiated (trying to find the right material/color combo..thought we had it but nope), kitchen counters/cupboards are being drawn out for the carpenter and oh so much more continues moving forward each day. Please keep Chuck and all the workers in prayer as they work diligently every day to make the kids’ home ready for move-in day.