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| Rice Paddy Farm |
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| Walking to the work site |
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| Firewood for cooking and bamboo for building |
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| Woodshed |
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| A goat's house |
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| Thatched walls is all you need here |
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| Despite the mud, the houses and porches are clean |
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| River rock keep paths less muddy |
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| Habitat Site for Mrs. Dawi |
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| Ibu Dawi giving her thanks for JIS student help |
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| Task one: Bend ribar for the cement foundation |
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| Task 2: dig trenches for foundation 25 cm deep |
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| Task 3: Cut wire in 1 m lengths for ribar (sic) |
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| Task 4: Put river rocks in trenches and then dump in cement. |
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| Task 5: Wrap wire to make ribar for cement foundation |
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| Task 6: My personal favorite; break rocks up. No one but this master had any luck. |
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| Task 7: No..this is my personal favorite: Mixing cement! We actually just hauled it in buckets. No takers! |
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| Break time for Indonesian Habitat workers |
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| Habitat House plans |
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| Grateful future homeowner in just 3 weeks |
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| Tired but happy farewell |
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| Indonesian Business College and JIS students worked together |
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| Happy Sentul villagers watched us work. Comedic entertainment. |
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| Another villager watching the work. We were very entertaining. |
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| The only way to get around quickly by weaving in and around cars on both sides, with whole families on board. |
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| People here are rich in family and community. |
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| Wet rice farm: very skilled labor intensive: 4 crops a year |
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| Indonesian Scarecrow |
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