Category Yendi Notes

We met up with the carpenter about 1:00pm which meant we had to postpone our lunch until after we went to the lumber yard and paid for the boards.  Timothy found someone with a motor king that was willing to haul… Continue Reading →

Steve talked to Timothy this afternoon to see if the mason had been able to set the doors and windows on the new rooms.  We were pleased that indeed he had come to work but the jury is still out… Continue Reading →

It was a dismal morning.  I thought the sky was going to open up with rain at any time while I was loading a church bench in the bed of the green pickup. Yesterday, I told Timothy that we would… Continue Reading →

When we went to check on the building at Kulkpeni this morning the mason tried to get Steve to finish paying him because he said that he was going to get all the work finished today.  He really wanted Steve… Continue Reading →

The building at Kulkpeni is coming right along.  The mason said that he would finish laying the block tomorrow; then he will set the doors and windows.  The problem with the doors is that Red is having a hard time… Continue Reading →

After 2 trips to the grinding mill we finally got the grain made into weaning mix.  The first time we went the electricity was off; when we left the mission house the second time the electricity was on but by… Continue Reading →

We started roasting the grain this morning but it was slow go because it was still wet.  It usually takes about 2 ½ hours to roast one load of grain but today it took 4 hours.  The second load took… Continue Reading →

The masons did not start work very early this morning.  They were just getting started around 10:00.  They said that they did not start early because it was threatening to rain and the rain would ruin the mortar.  Timothy called and… Continue Reading →

We have started working on the project at Kulkpeni church!  First thing this morning we loaded up the shovels, pick ax, head pans and buckets and headed out to Kulkpeni.  Timothy Niligrini, the evangelist, is going to oversee the project… Continue Reading →

When Timothy Niligrini arrived this morning we made our way towards town. Timothy was in luck this morning; a lady just down the road was selling Bofrot (sounds like Bofruit). This is a round fried ball that would remind you… Continue Reading →