Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Whistle While You Work

What a beautiful several days God has given our workers! They're happy - whisting while they work! Who can blame them? Cool mornings, warm days - perfect working conditions! (Just wait till the end of the week, though, when temps dip down in the 50s with rain.....we'll see who's whisting then!) But, for now...all the workers seem pretty joyful working together, and all for our benefit!

To share in their whistling joy, let's give a listen to the perenially pleasing Snow White and the forest animals, singing and whistling while they work!

The interior is taking good shape these days! There's even drywall up in several rooms! It's really beginning to look like usable space, and so BIG! I'm amazed at how spacious the rooms are - yes, even my office! It really is a delight to watch it all unfold.

Most of the electrical work is nearly complete, with outlet boxes and wires tucked neatly in place. The engineering skill is really trememdous.

Enjoy a few pics from around the facility today!
Guys working on the door opening from the ed wing to the Fellowship Hall.

Removing the moulding from the door frame.
Can you see the new Fellowship Hall through the door?
Secretary's office with drywall ~ Linda has a beautiful space!

Hmmm...looks like enough electricity will be in my office, huh?

Drywall in the kitchen! John is itching to get in there, we know!

Drywall in the choir room. I'm loving those windows!

Stairs to the "bonus" room upstairs...
a great project for the Presbyterian Men!

Clearing away the dirt from the west side of the church...
planning for a nicely landscaped side yard.

Just one of the local sub-contractors ... working with flashing today.

These guys were having a lot of fun working in the sunshine!

Cutting metal flashing for the roof in the back.

Part of the flashing is already in place.


The front porch with that wonderful window in Linda's office.
In addition to the gorgeous weather, we're also blessed this week by the painting that is being done to the ed wing. Ken Hunter has been given a new title: Associate Pastor of Community Outreach. He has been at the church almost daily the past few weeks working with the wood doors and cleaning brass kickplates. What a blessing he is! Well, this week Ken has corraled Daniel Morrell from the community to help paint the high parts of the ed wing!

Daniel, getting ready to paint.

He's a brave guy - up on the scaffold!
A happy painter!

Our "Associate Pastor for Community Outreach" uses
the boot of his car for his office!