All morning I have been driving one or the other FIAI trucks between Tom's current and his future home. Hauling supplies, people, generator, water, rebar, etc. I am taking a break for awhile but trying to make myself available to help Tom and Ficilta.
Ficilta went to St. Mark this am to buy backpack, etc. for Ryan in preparation for his first day of pre-school on Monday. This pm Ficilta attends her first class in baking. She hopes to establish a wedding catering business.
Limene, an 'adopted' daughter of Tom's, has been visiting her biological family for a couple of days. The family lives several mountains beyond Verrettes. As Limene is frightened to walk alone, her father accompanied her this am. They started out walking about 6am and arrived in Verrettes at noon. We gave her father a snack and $5 to buy lunch in the market. He will return home later this afternoon. Love in action!
I have attached three photos. One is yours truly with the mountain pastor and his lovely wife, one is of Tom overseeing construction of their new home, and one is of the Braak's street. On the left is the red steel sliding gate to their home. As this is market day, the street is very active with vendors. I will relate more about a visit I had with the pastor in the future.
Ficilta went to St. Mark this am to buy backpack, etc. for Ryan in preparation for his first day of pre-school on Monday. This pm Ficilta attends her first class in baking. She hopes to establish a wedding catering business.
Limene, an 'adopted' daughter of Tom's, has been visiting her biological family for a couple of days. The family lives several mountains beyond Verrettes. As Limene is frightened to walk alone, her father accompanied her this am. They started out walking about 6am and arrived in Verrettes at noon. We gave her father a snack and $5 to buy lunch in the market. He will return home later this afternoon. Love in action!
I have attached three photos. One is yours truly with the mountain pastor and his lovely wife, one is of Tom overseeing construction of their new home, and one is of the Braak's street. On the left is the red steel sliding gate to their home. As this is market day, the street is very active with vendors. I will relate more about a visit I had with the pastor in the future.
Blessings,
Larry
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