We didn't expect anyone to fix the broken wire until Monday, but everyday Max and Victor are told maybe tomorrow. Wednesday around two in the afternoon we had a power surge and then the power went out. We weren't the only ones. Next door at the build they had the box on fire at the same time, and Yana's house was out. The transformer by the church blew. It came back on around seven pm, after dark, while we were running the generator at the house. They had brought it over when they quit working at the house, because they had got it out and started it mid-afternoon so they could keep working.
Electricity is not the only thing that has not gone according to plan. Monday evening we drove in to Dnepro, Garry dropped me and the water bottles at Metro, while he and Jeremy went to Epi-Center (the other Home Depot store). He said he'd be back in half an hour, because we were picking up the last four team members from Steinbach at the airport.
He got back late and we weren't picking them up, Carol had borrowed a phone to call him. Their flight had left Amsterdam 2 1/2 hours late and they were stuck in Kiev. They ended up touring the city a bit the next morning before getting their new flight, landing about 22 hours after their original arrival time.
So they were able to get to work on Wednesday morning instead of Tuesday. Then we had the power outage! That's my excuse for not blogging sooner, I had no time without my cleaning helper!
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