Look out for falling dreams…
Monday, March 13th, 2006Feb. 30-31, 2006
After the fallout with Noeline and my little cry, I got out my work clothes and boots and trudged back to the main house and commenced working on cleaning. I was in a really low mood, I felt horrible that Noeline spent last the last 4 days with this hanging over her head rather then confronting me. Not that I wanted to feel bad, but I hate hurting people and needlessly at that.
So basically I didn’t say much the remainder of the day. At first I was going to try and help Noeline pack up items in the kitchen area, but she knows more of what she wants and to whom she wants to give stuff too and I just seem to be in the way when this is going on. Noeline has a small kitchen that is stacked up with lots of tablecloths, small decorative pillows and covers, kitchen dish’s, glasses and flatware and pots and pans and all kinds of smaller household type items. A man who is a helper of Noeline’s gets big cardboard drums that have lids on them and we had about 3 lined up and each was going either to a special person or to Noeline’s school.
Noeline has just gotten word that the school that she had paid for to be built was completed and it is grand! It has walls and a roof and it is 100x better then anything around for miles. She paid for it to be built out of her own money and she is very proud. She has been collecting desks and chairs from for the last few years to supply the school. Her friend that runs the mission called to tell her that they can’t afford to hire teachers to teach at the school, but the Salvation Army has offered to run it and get the teachers. Noeline was thrilled with that- she doesn’t care who runs it as long as children are being taught. So the one drum was dedicated to educational type toys to go to the Rainbow school.