Thursday, July 19, 2012

Rockford Peaches Day 2


Rockford Peaches: Allee Vito, Sam Kramer, Kyle Nagle, Andrew Denton, Kennedy McMillen, Larry and Rhonda Hoon

We’re having a peach here in Rockford. We are working in a century old house owned by Larry and Michelle. In a bedroom, we took down the old plaster from the walls and ceilings, and are replacing them with drywall. The house was formerly heated by coal, which caused soot to form in the ceiling. As we hacked and toiled at the ceiling, we became increasingly disgusting and covered in filth. Sam, Allee, and Kennedy spent some time speaking to the seven children in the household. Allee helped teach the boys how to play the piano, colored pictures and talked about favorite foods. After work today, we spent time at the free trade store; which is important because it helps provide living wages to the artisans of foreign countries, oppressed women from the area and supports families in difficult times. A local man explained how the local church is working to eliminate indecency from the area during our tour of the town. So far all is going well and we will continue to update you on the actions of the Peaches.

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