Okay, so things are progressing here in rural Bulenga, Kampala. The hen-house looks great so far, with only a few final touches to add and items to finalize. OFFICIAL completed pictures to follow asap, but for now, please enjoy some of the moments leading up to now:
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| it appears there are one or two people happy about the idea of a hen house |
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| what makse it all worthwhile |
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| "Uncle Patrick" as they call him, with young people crowding to watch his every move, lol. they love him |
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| smile. life is a blessing |
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| stairway to henven (it's what we got when we clearly told Juma to construct a ramp, lol. It is built well though!- and ramp to come!) |
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| the broad side of a barn (combined picture) |
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| if the other smile didn't make it worthwhile.. |
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| at night, the floor eagerly awaits the completion of construction, and then to be home to 250-300 chic'kains |
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| At first I wasn't sure if our contractor worked hard. But I am going to start judging people by their gut. Sadly, yesterday Juma fell off a ladder, possibly in his furvor (despite heeds to 'slow down!'). He is currently recovering, and soothing sore ribs, cheekbone and tail bone (& a bruised wallet from the hospital as well. He will bo ok though, and set to finish Friday!) |
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| more construction |
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| this much wall, this much wire. Perfect! |
Again, although it's still not quite complete, we want to give a big, sincere thanks to all those who made this possible, especially Randeep & the Sodhi family. I cannot think of a better way to honor the late Mrs. Dalvir Sodhi, than to erect this building for sustainable food production for the home of these children, our brothers & sisters, neices & nephews.
THANK YOU AGAIN!! BE BLESSED!!
Peace & love
Jamie
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