"We worked a lot today. We poured concrete "the ole fashioned way". Everyone would push wheel barrows (full of concrete) up a ramp about 15 steps high. This was a two man job. One would run to the top as fast as possible. The other would use a hooking device made to catch the bottom axle of the wheel barrow. "
OLD Mixer
Ramp of Death
Mark and Marty (Mark Pushing, Marty using the tool mentioned)
After that day of hard work was over. Which I was sooooo glad it was. Some of us went to "Miata's" house. We had coffee and "herbata". The herbata is a homemade herbal tea. We finally got back around 11:00PM. I will quote the last part of this day word for word:"I missed emailing my wife. I have truly enjoyed the cards made by her and the kids. But it all seems fresher by email".
You can sense that I am ready to see the family. If they had went with me. We would have stayed forever.
2 comments:
You know they always need families to missionaries in Nicaragua. You could minister and she could teach. It would be a good experience for the children also...or you could leave them with Nana and Papa. :)
LOL...well they go where I go! Sorry to spoil the fun.
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