Team2Build's Guestbook

Thanks for sharing....
Thanks for sharing so much of your trip with us....can't wait to see the slide show! Safe travels to all.....and a good night's rest when you return to your own beds back home. God bless you for being God's hands and feet!

Thanks for Sharing
It has been really refreshing to my wife and I to share your experience in Gliwice. We really miss seeing and working wth the Gliwice Habitat staff. But most of all we miss the opportunity to work with a group of volunteers as we had the pleasure to do for a few years before my wife's illness. We did much of the same work your team has done but on building #7. The wind-down day was always one we looked forward to when the week began but regretted that we reached it because it meant the end of another great experience. It seems the tv and press reporters just don't understand why Americans come to Poland to work with Habitat. We were asked the same question many times. Adam once told us there is no word that exactly translates to "volunteer" in Polish. The closest translation, he said, is compassion. The other reason I think is because the Polish people have been lied to and tricked so many times by foreigners that they are somewhat apprehensive about people being willing to help them. Did you make it to the new mall in Gliwice? It was just being completed the last year we were in Poland. Please give our greetings to Adam, Michal and Asia.

breakfast???
No pictures of the salads for breakfast???? : )

Way to go with the media outreach!
Terri and Chuck, you two astound me--media outreach successes in Poland! If you can bring a copy home of the article for me and Cheryl, we'd love to see it., Terri..:) So glad the trip is going well!

I can'et believe all that you have accomplished
I am amazed that the building is coming along so great! I can see that it is alot of very hard work; but what a great gift when it is complete. Keep sending the pictures and updates- I pray I can go with you all next year..God bless each and everyone of you as you near the end of your journey and prepare to depart back to the United States..Kathy Miller

What a wonderful picture of God's disciples getting the task done with the help of so many great people. GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND I AM SURE THAT YOUR JOURNEY AND MEMORIES WILL STAY IN YOUR LIFE AND HEART FOREVER. LOVE, FORMER MEMBER WHO ALMOST MADE IT WITH YOU ALL ..

Last day
I'm now back home from my last day and while watching your pictures I'm so happy I could get to know You:)

Terri/Chuck - Do you remember?
Do you remember me trying to buy a bottle of the vodka with the grass in it? The buffalo vodka? Adding horns to my head and snorting and scrapping - more like a bull! She finally just had me go behind the counter and grab it myself. That was HILARIOUS!!!!!

Wonderful job
I am reading with interest, as I participated in a build there last summer! ( If Asia's last name is Hebda, please tell her "Dzien dobry" from Stephanie!!) Poland is a wonderful country with wonderful people.

Hotel Sezam
Good luck with the "parking lot dog". The university parking lot behind the hotel is the living space (or it was when we were there) of a watchdog that barked whenever something or someone moved which kept us awake a good portion of the night. Ask Adam or Michal for fans. They provided them to us and they were really useful in the August heat.

Greetings & Blessings!
Yay! You're there! Glad to see you're enjoying the sights! Happy building! We're praying for you!