Day 88: premarcos....don't know the english word...

​As the guys were rendering the aluminium guy came and put together the frames for the windows and doors. The aluminium guy is outside of the workshop. Guzman and Esteban are rendering the ceiling of the workshop.

Here are the frames. They are put in the spaces left for the windows and doors so that when they screw the actual window and door frames in, it doesn't go directly into the concrete. This way is much neater and easier to put in the doors and windows.

Look at the gigantic frames!!!

​ Here are the walls that the guys rendered today.

They finished this ceiling before lunch time. The mixer was on for almost the entire day.

This is the gigantic truck load of sand that is slowly moving from this mound to the walls ....If I've counted correctly, this house has at least 3 or 4 truckloads of sand in the foundation and on the walls....It's so crazy. This mound is really only about 2/3rds of what it was compared to the day it arrived.

A little homemade shelf...not quite sure what they're using it for. i think it's the soap that they pour into the cement mix.

And Back to Eva and her work ...I don't even know the name of what I'm doing.... Whatever it's called, but it's really therapeutic....and my right forearm is getting noticeably stronger....I'm going to look like a fiddle crab in a few more days if I don't become ambidextrous soon. I tried to do more work with my left hand.

Here are my tools :)

This is the back of the stairwell.

I spent all day in this area. I did the staircase, the back and the doorways in the area.