Amen to all of that!
Betsy
At 01:33 PM 6/30/2009, you wrote:

>Bob! You do amaze me! I think that you are totally blind, or near enough
>to being so aren't you?
>People often say to me that they are *amazed at the things I achieve, and
>often, to be frank, when I look at something that I have built years ago, I,
>too, am amazed, and wonder how I did it, but when I read of the things you,
>and many others on this list do, I am completely blown away!
>
>Jewel
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>Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 2:35 AM
>Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Hungary mission trip
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> > I made it back in very good spirit and a little under the weather.
> > What I had done on this trip wasn't very hard again mentally, just
> > physical. The first 2 days I painted 2 basketball courts, white lines to
> > mark everything on the blacktop.
> > The next day I did a little painting in the entrance of their main
> > conference building and sanctuary. The rest of the week I did spackling
> > in the sanctuary of corners that needed rebuilt and nicks and dings in the
> > walls.
> > The following week I had rope climbing duty, cargo nets and swing duty
> > with the kids. It rained the whole week so that didn't amount to much.
> > Since day one of the second week was such a loss I did remodeling in a
> > house there when it rained. I hard spackled an entire house, kitchen,
> > dinning living, entrance and bathroom, all but one room. Only 90 minutes
> > till the hard spackle turns as hard as a cinder block. The homes are made
> > of 6 inch square hard baked ceramic blocks, covered with cement. All
> > electrical gets bonded on that and than everything is hard spackled to
> > make the wall entirely flush. My first coat was at a lot of places over
> > an inch and a quarter thick. Second coats were thinner and corners were
> > done one side at a time. One guy mixed the hard spackle in a 2 and a half
> > gallon bucket. Friday, the last day I did third coat where needed,
> > finished the corners and door ways.
> > I have been invited back again to do an entire house after the outside
> > structure and roof are in place. This house like the one I just worked on
> > will house long term missionaries. I will also be allowed to live in town
> > entirely with the nationals, which I consider great if you really want to
> > get to know the people.
> > The work was hard on the body. I did manage to gain a little weight.
> > They do like deserts over there and the supply and variety was almost
> > endless. After supper every night I was invited out for more deserts and
> > ice cream. all in all, I ate as hard as I worked.
> > All of this was in support of the Christian children's camp held all
> > summer. It is also a campus of the Bible College there for the purpose of
> > teaching missionaries to make disciples for Jesus Christ Our Lord. It was
> > a honor to have just a tiny part in this work.
> > ....................bob
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