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[kyria_valkyrie]

I am not one to mince words. Building houses is hard work. Every second of carrying hollow blocks, mixing cement and shoveling gravel under the scorching hot sun made me wish I was anywhere but under the scorching sun, carrying heavy stuff and breathing dusty air. And while it is politically correct (and only decent) to say that it was worth it, I

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[anonymous]

'Building houses and hearts' This is a nice saying=)

Because while my aching muscles could not take anymore, my heart, which was maybe filled to the brim with everything was still ready to take more. That's great!=)

Great job with the build and with your family!=) It looks like the experience is well worth the time and effort!=) Hopefully they'll remember you if ever you go back there!;)

[anonymous]

not looking in the mirror for 3 days was awesome too.

That's just so vain....-_-;; (does that mean you didn't take a bath and used the CR there too?)HAHAHA!

[kyria_valkyrie]

No no :)) my family didn't have a mirror!

Of course I took a bath and used the toilet. :)) after the build, I was dying to take a bath! :))

Not looking in the mirror is good for your health ;) there's just something about not knowing how you look like (and not caring XD)

[anonymous]

What?? not looking at the mirror is 'good for the health'??o.O are you serious? but everyone looks at the mirror to see if something about them has changed...:-?

vain girl!-_-;; (I bet you have an allotted amount of time admiring yourself at the mirror)HAHA!

errr... I think 'not knowing and caring how you look' is called modesty!HAHAHAHA!XP

[atomic_clay]

Haha good for ya.

I LOLed at the "not looking in the mirror" part. XD