I love the feeling of being exhausted in the service of the Lord. After breakfast, went to work on the coops at about 9:15 am. Had an African meal with the local Tanzanians that work at the house: James, the gardener, Mika, handyman, carpenter, and future pastor, and Hilda and Scola, who are sisters and do the housework. Got a picture of them at chai time, a tea break at 10:30 am. Awesome group of loving people! Then back to the coops. We seemed to be on track. All four coops are framed, 2 and 3/4 have nest boxes installed (very time consuming), and work began on the doors today. Finally got our luggage back this morning. I was able to put on nice clothes and clean underwear and socks that weren’t washed out by hand the night before. Relaxed before supper. Good times doing a little reading, talking, etc. Went to supper at Khan’s, a cool place that’s a restaurant that’s a diesel fuel injector parts and repair shop during the day and an open air BBQ restaurant at night. Peter and his 3 year old daughter Rachel Marty joined us for dinner and ice cream at McMoody’s afterwards. Please ask one of the “the six” Peter’s story when they return home. He’s a pastor here in town and also ministers in the Maasai bush area as well. We’ll be going to his church a week from Sunday and leading a VBS day for 150 kids on this upcoming Monday. Sharp and Godly man who loves the Lord and His people and has a passion for serving God, and little Rachel is wonderful…what a pill. The group is tired but doing great. Keep praying for us. God is good.
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