The work continues, Kebba and I sorted out the wages for the
workmen and then Steve, Kebba and I went to the storeroom to load some
furniture for the new classroom. We are
trying to make space in the store, so we are going to put the new items into Mr
Sallah’s office until the new building is complete. Kebba and Steve then went to Nemasu to
deliver the items and I stayed to sort things in the storeroom. We have a large
delivery to get ready for Ndungu Kebbeh from Belle Vue Girls school in
Bradford, another Government truck is expected next week.
More timber was required today and that was also delivered
before Steve rang to say the plumber was on his way and so I returned home,
closely followed by Steve.
The plumbers’ men arrived and unloaded all their equipment,
they are making a new metal tower for the tank on the roof as the old one has
started to corrode, and there is a danger of the tank full of water crashing
through our roof. !!
They took all the metal and a generator onto the roof and
spent the rest of the afternoon up there welding pieces together. Kebba returned home earlier than expected
this afternoon, the builders have done all they can until the roof is fixed, so
they are having Saturday and Sunday off so the carpenter can get on with his
work.
We decided to go out for dinner, so got changed and went to
Cabanas on the beach, where we had dinner and I had cocktails whilst watching
the sunset.
Home to find that we had yet another power cut, fortunately
our generator has just been mended so we had power until we decided to go to
bed.
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