Ok,, once again a mystery on the picture order, but here goes. Cory was determined not to let the lock get the better of her - hey, I heard you learned the secret to getting the lock to work! There is also a picture of Sheri taking a break and taking in a laugh.
There's a picture of Larry and Carmen smiling after seeing their work.
There's a picture of Larry and Carmen smiling after seeing their work.
After moving all the cement slabs, Carmen tries out a yoga pose Karen tought us - felt great on the shoulders!!
After moving very heavy cement blocks I realized that the 'ol gray mare ain't what she used to be!
Cory takes a turn at digging the trench - hey, are those NASCAR sunglasses????
Me, Laura and Cory take a photo break.
Next, Larry is put into service making the plaster - Cory offers excellent supervision! Cory then finds out just how heavy the cement blocks are - AND with a flat tire on the wheel barrel.
Well, day 2 turned out to be quite the day of physical labor! A team of us continued to work on the outside patio. This meant that we had to take wheel barrels and go down the street to pick up big cement slabs that weighted about 120 lbs and push them all the way UP a hill to our work area. We then had to take out the slabs and stack them. We had to move 30 of these slabs. As you can tell by the picture it was exhausting to say the least. I am already sore! The rest of the crew - aka - The Plaster Masters - were inside working away on the apartments. Josh and Riley continued to be beaten down by Dorothy - their work supervisor - way to go Dorothy!!! Dorothy is one of the Habitat workers here in Poland. She will be going off to Oxford in a month to study architecture.
Me, Laura and Cory take a photo break.Next, Larry is put into service making the plaster - Cory offers excellent supervision! Cory then finds out just how heavy the cement blocks are - AND with a flat tire on the wheel barrel.
Well, day 2 turned out to be quite the day of physical labor! A team of us continued to work on the outside patio. This meant that we had to take wheel barrels and go down the street to pick up big cement slabs that weighted about 120 lbs and push them all the way UP a hill to our work area. We then had to take out the slabs and stack them. We had to move 30 of these slabs. As you can tell by the picture it was exhausting to say the least. I am already sore! The rest of the crew - aka - The Plaster Masters - were inside working away on the apartments. Josh and Riley continued to be beaten down by Dorothy - their work supervisor - way to go Dorothy!!! Dorothy is one of the Habitat workers here in Poland. She will be going off to Oxford in a month to study architecture.Well, we are off for supper. More to follow.
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