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New Arrivals and Relapses

March 24, 2010 Posted by HATS Visitors No Comments

Hi all. The Timbrmart crew, Brian Bowers, Aimee Feaver, Rich Huisman and his 14yr old son Josh have arrived safe and sound. The PauP airport is a very interesting place. Mass confusion, but it just takes time to get through it. They had a very interesting truck ride here. Some inside and some outside, in the back. Martha has a great meal waiting for them which they all enjoyed. Everyone had a tour and established their sleeping quarters, got cleaned up and are settled in for an interesting night I’m sure.

Bob had a relaspe yesterday after he couldn’t resist the deepfry for supper. I guess he said he was back in the saddle again too quick, but he seems alot better tonight. Got the first part of the cabinets for the missionhouse fisished today and now we have the lifting capacity to get it up the stairs.

Karen survived another trip to PoP, barely. Her hip is still bad. Ti Luc too seemed under the weather today. He seems to be battling something. That’s about it for tonight, but I’m sure when everybody catches their breath tomorrow they will have lots to write.

God Bless.

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