Day Number 3 Hard at Work

Have I mentioned that we are working hard yet? I don't think I have quite gotten that message across. Just to express our exhaustion, on the way back from the work site several of the youth fell asleep during the 25 minute drive to the village. We had a competition between Alex and David versus Madi and Kaela to see who could put in more nails for the hurricane clips. The winners were of course the girls. Thankfully we finished all the hurricane clips, but we still have the sub-flooring to finish. Today we finally started sheathing the exterior walls. It feels like we have accomplished a ton of work, but when we look around we are still surrounded with so much to do. After a delicious dinner that was prepared by the West End Presbyterian Collaborative youth group, the girls decided to engage in a little thing they liked to call revenge. See it all started on Monday when David and Alex poured a large amount of salt into Madi's water bottle. She came back into the room and starting chugging the water and soon realized what had happened. Madi went back to the girls room and decide to plot her revenge. Soon Kaleigh and Kaela were in on it too. Then the Peace Presbyterian Church from Pearland's girls joined in too. The girls went to Walmart to gather their materials without the boys knowing. The girls all finished dinner early to go enact their little revenge scheme. As you'll see below the boys' room is covered in toilet paper and feminine products... After the fun occurred, the Project Homecoming crew set up prayer stations that everyone got to participate in. Everyone took turns writing different prayers, and praying for others. After a long day, the youth went to bed early because they have to make breakfast for 50 people in the morning. Have a blessed day.