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Sooo, who has participated in one of those things?
I went yesterday and today and helped build houses in places where people had been pushed out because of civil redevelopment. It was quite fun and excruciating at the same time.
I went with my friends, most of which who just went for the permanent record (I followed my freinds), so they sulked a lot. But still, we had fun hammering down the old-enough-to-have-seen-the-birth-of-christ houses so that we could build the new one.
We didn't really get to build much though, we mostly made the sccafolding and the wooden support for the roof and moved things around.
It would have been better if we didn't have to pay for the volunteer work. :/
Oh, and someone answer: why do engineers and people who lead these type of things have long hair and beards? It strikes me as odd.
For those of you confused: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habitat_for_humanity
I went yesterday and today and helped build houses in places where people had been pushed out because of civil redevelopment. It was quite fun and excruciating at the same time.
I went with my friends, most of which who just went for the permanent record (I followed my freinds), so they sulked a lot. But still, we had fun hammering down the old-enough-to-have-seen-the-birth-of-christ houses so that we could build the new one.
We didn't really get to build much though, we mostly made the sccafolding and the wooden support for the roof and moved things around.
It would have been better if we didn't have to pay for the volunteer work. :/
Oh, and someone answer: why do engineers and people who lead these type of things have long hair and beards? It strikes me as odd.
For those of you confused: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habitat_for_humanity