Mary+Satterthwaite

__VBS (vacation bible school)__: 16 hours -Worked with little kids for a week as a group leader with Molly Dorshimer.

__Briar Bush(first week)__: 40 hours -Worked for one week as a camp counselor from 8 to 4 every day.

__Briar Bush(second week)__: 50 -Worked for another week as a camp counselor also from 8 to 4 every day, but we also had an over night trip camping with all the kids and I had to help them, and supervise them the whole time.

__Relay for life__: 9 hours

__Chicago mission trip__: 40 hours - I went with Grace Church for a one week mission trip to Chicago, where we worked for an organization who assigned us a homeless shelter to work at every morning. There we served as helpers and lesson planners for the homeless shelters day care. Everyday the organization also gave us a second service activity, for example, one day we served food and set everything up for a men off the streets that don't have food every night.

__Camden New York mission trip__: 40

Day 1: -Tasks of the day: removing nails from the old sheet metal roofing so we could remove it and replace it, clearing out old rotting insulation from under the trailer, ripping off the old wood siding of the house that was also rotting, ripping of the old dry wall in the back room that we were going to replace. We also got to meet the house owners, Ernie and Linda, and Tom our leader from Cluster 13.

Day 2 - We started to replace the roof and put on new sheet metal, but the process got delayed because we got to the back of the house and the whole roof was caving in, so Ned hull and I had to rip out this old sky light that was holding everything in place with just a bunch of tar and it too a good half hour. I almost fell through the roof, along with several others, because the only safe place to walk was on the support beams, and they were very thin and there were very few of them. By the end of the day there was just a big hole in the roof.

Day 3: - The first thing we did was cover the huge hole in the roof with accurately cut plywood, and finished laying the rest of the sheet metal down, but then we ran into another problem. We ran out of enough of sheet metal that was the correct size. So what I did in the time I had for the rest of the day was clear out the old insulation from the ceiling in their kitchen and replace it with new insulation and cover it all back up with drywall. We also could not do that until the third day because it was right underneath the spot in the roof that was all rotted and we turned into a hole.

Day 4: - We almost finished replacing the wood work on the side of house, but we did not completely finish because to remove all the old side work and replace it we had to remove the back steps.We also replaced the supports that were holding up the trailer, and Olivia, Molly, and Olivia M. finished putting up the drywall in the back room. We also successfully finished the roof, which we should have finished in two days but due to the complications took 4. We all also helped replace the window in the back room with a nice new window that will also keep their house warm in the winter, combined with all the new insulation.

Day 5: - Today we finished all of the projects we were assigned, such as finishing the new floor in the back room, making sure that everything was cleaned up in the kitchen after replacing the dry wall, and putting up the last pieces of wood side work around the house. Then the rest of the day was devoting to cleaning up everything in the yard on the the house. The last thing we did was getting the pile of old scarp metal and drywall and other things into the back of a truck to take to a dump yard.