Cell phones can come in handy: while Henk was working on a secrurity light he realised that Aaron Choate had switched vehicles, which could mean only one thing: an airport run. Calling Aaron on his cell Henk gave him the tracking numbers for our suitcases. When Aaron returned an hour later with the family that needed to be picked up he had been able to locate and retrieve one of our suitcases!!
Margreet has started on typing in Lengo Eksodus 13 – 40. It is the same language as she has worked on three years ago and that the Ungers are working on. It is spoken here on the main island.
Henk has been busy already fixing things: a washing machine, rechargeable lights for the guards, an extra electrical socket for a stove and getting ideas for the recording studio.
Last night we played Quirkles and other games with the Ungers’ children: high octane as they are all very sharp.
Eggs are not cheap here and not always available and Margreet was very disgusted with the eggs that she got: after cracking five of them and finding black mould (?) inside we decide to throw out the rest.
Henk and Margreet
henkden@shaw.ca
Oh, Margreet that IS awful about the eggs....Don't you wish you could go to a Farmers' Market about now??
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