Ready, set, go

Tomorrow (Friday) we have 9 Canadians arriving. The girls moved out into one of the apartments today. Well mostly, still a few things I need to put away if they don't collect them in the morning. Garry told them they could leave stuff under the beds, (for when they return in a month) so I had to stuff all those little bags of clothes in the closet and cupboards this afternoon.

The washer and dryer (I only use the dryer for sheets when its not summer or I need them in a hurry) have been going all day, right now Eugene's stuff and various things I found on the floor are in the washer and its midnight.

Eugene has been busy with Garry and the guys every day, they poured cement for the floors, they worked on the insulation and floor in the attic- the first layer is the ceiling for the house- while a couple of the boys worked on sanding beams downstairs. Today they started putting up profile and made the bottom of the walls. The guys came to install the windows, which should make it a little warmer in the house to work.

In the morning I need to hijack the guys to help move beds around so I can get them made up before the BC team arrives... Victor will pick them up at the airport at about 1:45 and bring them out to the village. The Steinbach team will arrive on the evening flight from Kiev, Garry will meet them at the airport after they arrive at 830 pm.



Besides the building project, Monday through Friday next week, will be camp (VBS) for kids in the village who are on March Break then, just like kids in Manitoba. Some Canadians, some of our staff and students will run it at the local school. We have ads up on all of the three stores in the village, and at the school, with the schedule. We will have opening with singing, English, sports (in the gymnasium), crafts and Bible story, with food for a breakfast and lunch made by the church members.

I'll try to get up photos as we go next week!