So much to do, so little time, so it’s back to construction. Day 4 — Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008 — Late afternoon. Click on any photo for a larger image.
	While we were gone for a few hours, Juan Carlos put on the corrugated metal roof.
	Juan Alberto, a more senior contractor, inspects the roof installation.
	Jack and Eric remove the boards that had been our scaffolding in the house.
	The existing packed dirt floor has to be broken up and shoveled out so a new concrete floor can be poured.
	A lot of dust inside, which is why the photos appear so hazy.
	Freddie found this world-class worm in the existing floor (which may tell you something).
	A lot of dirt to be removed before the concrete floor can be poured.
	The window is welded to rebar in the concrete block walls.
	Juan Alberto thinks that things are looking good.
	Corrugated roof, window, door, and some stucco on the front make the house look pretty good (but there is still a LOT to do).
	Johanna thinks things are lookin' good too. She's the 21-year-old mother of four that will be moving into the house in two days (if all goes well).
	Edgar, the father, works on a garbage truck starting the wee hours of the morning. He's been pitching in each afternoon helping us work on his new house.
	Two of the girls.
	Waiting for dinner in the SETECA dining room.
	Yummy.
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