Picture from my Habitat for Humanities labor camp. I'm on the far right, obviously. The three people standing to my right and the lady crouching to my right are the future homeowners of the building.
It's great to have a routine again, getting up at 7 and starting work at 8. There's something about helping people build their home that is extremely satisfying. Today, I taught one of the homeowners, who has to put in sweat equity, to spit in his glasses to avoid fogging them. He was very pleased with the results and started to tell his Hungarian colleagues. They soon were all spitting in their goggles.
Anyway, we've removed scaffolding around the house, added insulation to the ceiling and the walls, and sealing the ceiling. Good stuff so far.
It's great to have a routine again, getting up at 7 and starting work at 8. There's something about helping people build their home that is extremely satisfying. Today, I taught one of the homeowners, who has to put in sweat equity, to spit in his glasses to avoid fogging them. He was very pleased with the results and started to tell his Hungarian colleagues. They soon were all spitting in their goggles.
Anyway, we've removed scaffolding around the house, added insulation to the ceiling and the walls, and sealing the ceiling. Good stuff so far.
2 comments:
Dude, you need to start "real" work soon. You know, the slave-like existence the rest of us are subjecting ourselves to until we retire in 35 years? Else, I'm going to be extremely upset at your world cavorting.
Almost back to the real world... almost... like 10 days almost...
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