Today we started the Habitat for Humanity. It was good to start today. Let me tell you something it was hard work, but that is what is required. We were working on the house from 7:00 in the morning too 11:00 in the afternoon. Got some bug bites. Afterwards we went to the church to have lunch. I thought the meal was delicious although I could have had it without the spaghetti hahahaha. Peach cobbler was awesome well I thought it was. The salad was spectacular. All of us toured the church and we went in the chapel. In the chapel I played the piano and sang Let It Be by the Beatles and Break Down by Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers which Ed put on video and the best part is he is going to put it on facebook yey me. Georgetown was quite a splendid place. I walked around the shops. The shops were very interesting. Please feel free to read this. Family, friends I can't wait to tell you about this amazing journey. I am having an amazing time. I love you all and miss you. I got something for my girlfriend. Shh it's a surprise for her so don't tell her.
Ethan Mendick
In August, 2010, CLE students from all over the country joined together to participate in the Habitat for Humanity Collegiate Challenge in Georgetown County, South Carolina. Below are brief bios about each participant and their journal entries recorded during this experience.
