Ramon
and Mauricio setting up the tarp at the building site.
After breakfast and and a prayer service at Goldi's, we headed over to
La Laguna and resumed construction on the center. We worked side
by side with parents of children from the center. The parents,
primarily mothers, not only joined in the construction but also helped
some of us improve our broken Spanish.
As the Phoenix and Denver groups became more familiar, some members of
the construction team quickly earned new nicknames. During some
downtime, Claire and Curtis taught some of the mothers how to play
frisbee.
After work, we all gathered at Goldi's for fellowship and refreshments.
-David S.
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