Agnes, Peace, little sister & Sister Brown
waiting for rain to stop

Moses & Julius also waiting for the clear skies

Selfish the Jinja Ward clerk and Rodger the district clerk were very busy and not worrying about the storm outside.

A couple weeks ago the tiles in the living room starting squeaking, then wiggling then losing the grout and smelling like rotten egg.  We were hoping to have it repaired after we left but got worrying about the office equipment and not wanting to lose any of it decided to have the land lord do the repair so we could keep our eye on everything.

We went to a Sat. church meeting and this is what we found when we got home. Reminded me of digging for a swimming pool.  Not sure why the thin set was over an inch deep.

I asked this young man his name but it wasn't english so didn't remember it.  He was picking up the broken cement and hauling it down the stairs by hand.  I asked if he would like to use our shovel and he was quite tickled.  The job went much faster

The cement was heavy so he couldn't carry too much at a time

He washed the bare floor till all the debris was off.

By afternoon he was reinstalling the tile.

Mud was mixed outside then carried carefully up stairs

Dust was every where but we just left it while the cement dried.

Sunday morning just before church he showed up to finish and clean up.  We got the furniture moved back in just before the down pour later that afternoon.

Delivering one last Priesthood Report to Pres. Torencio at Walukuba branch.  I guess it's time to pack.  We've done everything we could think of before leaving.