Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.
We all have clever ways of putting this slogan into action. But here in Bistekville, necessity has proven itself once again to be the mother of invention. Check out just a few of the many ways things get reinvented.
Construction on the second floor continued again today. One new job was added: painting the outdoor railings on another building that has a second floor balcony. Some of also saw the inside of the on site warehouse for the first time today. Local workers were taking inventory. Pipes, paint, fittings, sinks, fixtures…along with a couple of chickens are a rooster (although, luckily for them, they weren’t being counted!).
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- Jen painting the railing.
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- Used buckets with the bottom cut off and makeshift handles attached become mortar buckets.
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- Cement plastering continues.
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- More supplies.
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- Supplies in the warehouse.
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- A Jeepnay.
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- Jen shows off a boy’s pet hermit crabs.
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- Taking inventory in the warehouse.
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- Supplies.
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- Tarp.
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- Plastic bottle planters (these seem to be a favorite).
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- Can planter.
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- Paint can planter.
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- Plastic bottles become decorative planters.
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- Empty cement bags become a new way to move sand.
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- Hauling sand to make more cement.
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- Marvin – one of our AMAZING drivers!
Global Staci 
Staci, are you flexing in the picture with the wheel barrel???
Funny girl. Those guns were, in fact, blazing. Believe it or not.