Day 2: the least Mosey Monday

1/2/12

Today was what many of us familiar with mission trip lingo call “Mosey Monday”. On Mosey Monday we are expected to only get situated with our worksites and do a lot of standing around; Mosey Monday is about orientation and getting set up. Some crews were lucky enough to get work done on their sites today, declaring today the least Mosey of all the Mondays.

Today, our crew, crew B, is working on a site that requires a lot of spackle sanding, puttying on dry wall, placing of drywall and perhaps in the future, texture painting. We experienced a particularly Mosey Monday when another crew took off with our tools in the morning and we did not realize it until the other crew was already on their way into the city of New Orleans. However, we were particularly productive for the rest of the day to make up for all the MOSEY MOSEY MOSEY.

All crews agreed they were bonding with their crews and that they couldn’t wait to see what was to come for the rest of the week.

Katie and Randy work hard on sanding

Sara Works hard puttying drywall

Randy “falls” off a ladder!

Justin works hard on taking down drywall in the bathroom.

Amy works hard putting up drywall in a pantry!

Randy lets the girls paint his face with spackle!

God Bless,

Crew B

(Katie Hippen, Sara Grove, Justin Curley, Randy Hippen, Amy Hanlin, Hannah Hardin)

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