After a long month of no updates im glad to finally get one up. The past three weeks I have been trying to get rid of malaria. I am very thankful that God has given me the strength to continue working and keeping the project moving.
The class rooms are having the final details finished. All the glasses are in the windows and the paint is complete with exception of the fascia boards
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| Pit latrines to the right of the school are near complete |
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| Blackboards are up |
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| Office door finished |
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| Ceiling boards and crown moulding |
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| Dorms have been started |
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| Large mud hut that will be be plastered and used for housing |
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Hi Adam, the school looks great - the finishing touches are pretty impressive. I hope you're health continues to improve.
ReplyDeletePeace,
Bob Klie
Hello my Son,
ReplyDeleteIt is so nice and the blue is beautiful, I like that.
You a maze me and am soo proud.
I am still concerned with your health. Just don't over do. Praying that it's negative when you go back to get checked.
Love you and miss you.
Mom
the test for malaria today came back negative thank you for the prayers! Its really nice to be able to show everyone the finished classes. look forward to getting the dorms completed in the next few months.
ReplyDeleteThis looks sooooo terrific! I can hear the kid's voices echoing between the rooms in excitement from here. A beautiful thing! God works in so many wonderful ways.
ReplyDeleteJim Weick
Yay, Adam! What a wonderful surprise to go to the blog and find it updated with the great pictures. From Meredith's Racebook it sounded like she had both malaria and typhoid. Tough.
ReplyDeleteWe're still waiting to hear whether Jim Taylor will head up one of the teams. Love from Aunt Carolyn