Welcome
to a new SOWER (Servants on Wheels Ever Ready) season! It's been
almost two years that we've done a volunteer project with this
organization, and the last one was on Vancouver Island at Nanoose
Bay. (February and March 2017)
Our
last US project was the four months we spent in California in the
winter-spring of 2016.
Now
we're back at a project we experienced in 2014-- Pusch Ridge
Christian Academy, just north of Tucson, AZ.
We're parked at a
new campsite, a bit removed from the hustle and bustle of the school,
but on the edge of a busy parking lot.
Here is a view of our big
back yard .
Night visitors to the deserted basketball court where I sit to get
best WiFi reception.
The
Javelina is a kind of peccary, although it looks a bit like a
wild pig. It lives in the desert, and is attracted to the school
grounds in search of tasty morsels from stray lunches.
The
DeGraaf/Wieringas are serving with us for the month of November.
We
ladies have been working in the kitchen, peeling, assembling lunch
components, and making croutons.
Easy work, and the morning goes
fast. The men have been trimming mesquite trees, lining a soccer
field, and painting.
Such a blessing to have sunshine every day!
How's
this for a far reaching chainsaw!
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