Tuesday, October 31, 2006 - Day Two Morning

Worksite Day 2 welcomed us with a little sprinkle of rain on the way to the worksite, but once on the site it's cloudy and dry. I sit here writing to you actually onsite! It's 10:30am and the team is doing well and having a great time. We know a little more about what we are doing today so feel more comfortable. The Indian people are so welcoming and nice to work with. While communication is still a little tricky again a smile go a long ways.

Chad Simpson's impression of the worksite was, "amazing." He's bonded well with the team, despite his troubles getting here. He's quickly learned to over look that and is serving the Lord with all his heart despite the troubles he had getting here.

Melissa Parish's impression of the worksite, "it's pretty cool how we do the assembly line for the mortar. "

Kevin Maggert's impression of the worksite, "totally awesome with a million dollar view. The mountains remind him of the "Lord of Rings."

Alan Snell's impression of the worksite, "Busy and very Productive."

Dan Blacketor our fearless leader's impression said, "five star experience"

Bud Vanderbutts says the worksite is, "SWEEEEET"

Cindy Shuder says, "she likes the non-verbal communication with our eyes." Due to not having any translator's.

Fred Sandine says, "Enjoyable experience learning communication through signs or words of two cultural words."

Nancy Leist carrying mortar

Pam Murphy carrying cement bricks

Fred Sandine carry cement rocks