The construction of the house is finally about to begin.
As a result, I have very little time to spend with Lily.
That's because in this country, the homeowner buys all the materials themselves and transports them to the construction site.
The carpenters simply work with the materials they are given.
By the way, I tried requesting a project schedule, but it was a futile effort. A contractor called Mison is in charge of everything.
I started building a storage shed for materials using the lumber I cut yesterday.
Gigi's sister's husband is leading the way, and the siblings are assembling the temporary shed.
At that time, Gigi and I bought rebar, wire, plywood, etc., at a hardware store in the town of Osamis.
The delivered materials.
An old-fashioned manual pump was also brought in.
By the way, we don't have a crane, so everything is moved by hand.
The temporary shed was completed by evening.
My younger brothers will be staying in this hut from tonight, partly to prevent theft of materials.