Good evening all
We are still here at the coast visiting with our families. Mordegai went for a week to visit his brother and sister in the nearby coastal town in Hentiesbaai to catch-up on a long lost fishing experience. The week was cold and the fish not much but the company was great. Almost froze to death, but we survive to tell the tale,hahaha. Namibian cold is not what you people from the States call cold, but for us locals, it’s cold. No wonder the fish do not want to bite because they also get cold.
Just finish applying for visas, as our visas expired while we were here. So some of you will know what we talk about. When we get back to Cambodia, lots of time needs to be spending on getting a new visa again. I cannot but wonder how many pictures and forms we already gave away in order to get visas. Just wondering what they do with all those pictures?? Our time is running low as we will fly on the 13th of June.
Currently we got both our Ouma’s here in the flat and we can visit really well. Such a privilege to care for our mothers, whom we love so much. Ouma Paula is in a lot of pain as her bones are breaking more because of the cancer. Ouma Matra is in constant pain and in a wheelchair, but nothing gets these girls down. They do not make people like these old folks anymore. Even in the depths of despair, they can find the time to visit with us and have a ball of a time. What an inspiration our parents are to us. Please take care of your parents if you can.
Anton’s trimester is also winding down as he will be home at the end of the month. Looking forward to seeing our boy again. Please pray for him as he juggles his way through life in Malaysia. Pray that he will be a witness to his friends.
Suzaan came and visited us a while ago and we had a ball of a time. Please pray for her as she tackles the mother of all marathons, the Comrades marathon (90km) this coming Saturday on 8 June.
Thank you
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