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Posted by cmeier on June 4th, 2008 in AFRICA, Mozambique

Earlier this week I got a new oven!!!!  The apartment we moved into had a few furnishings and included a very old stove and oven.  From the beginning I had trouble using the oven, but I figured it was my inability to convert the Celsius temperature to Fahrenheit.  Well, after nearly three months of burning […]

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Posted by cmeier on May 20th, 2008 in AFRICA, Mozambique, Slideshows

Izaak Jerome was born this past Sunday, May 11th at 2:06pm. He was 50 cm long and weighed 3620 grams.  For all you mathe-magicians out there, that’s about 20 inches and close to 8 pounds.
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Posted by cmeier on May 3rd, 2008 in AFRICA, Mozambique

We ended up at the Doctors office this week.  Maria came down with a fever on Monday night and was complaining that her ear hurt.  She did not sleep well Monday night and by Tuesday morning I knew she was not well.  She saw the Dr. that afternoon who was very friendly and nice.  I […]

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Posted by cmeier on May 1st, 2008 in AFRICA, Mozambique

Things have been a bit easier now that we have internet.  Bill has been slowly working on the course he is taking from MLC that he is six weeks behind on.  This week he completed two assignments, so he is relieved to be making some progress.  He is also happy to read the news again and […]

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Posted by cmeier on April 18th, 2008 in AFRICA, Mozambique

Hello Again,
I am writing to tell everyone about my experience yesterday.  We were suppose to have our internet installed yesterday, but it didn’t happen (we are not surprised).  The installation man was suppose to come around 2pm and Bill decided to stay home so he could be there when the guy got there.  I then […]

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