Royal Mission - Words work wonders

Countdown to August 12

Our holiday on Ameland seems already many weeks behind us. Because all I'm uploading photos to, think again we go back to this wonderful week away. We really liked it and we noticed that it was good to get away from it all. Just not only busy with preparations and plans, but enjoy it here (in Netherlands). When we sat Lauwersoog it was not always 100% work, but quite a lot. And then you are not yet a while.

Just two weeks ...

Last week Monday we have the wire but immediately resumed. We already have our flights booked and many other issues are worked out. From Thursday, August 12 until Friday, September 10th, we hope to stay in Ethiopia. We always called in two weeks that we would go away, but now officially lasts for ten days, the concrete and is it a lot closer. Time to sort out everything and get busy with things that we advance still have to find out more.

Home Front Committee

Last Sunday we worked with our team TFC had a meeting. It's good to come together and know that they, each in his own area, and help support us. In this way each his / her talents and our team can only be strengthened. Curious who sit in our team? In the right menu under "our team" is written about our TFCteam, but also all other people who work with us.

Our plastic quest

Our search for opportunities and plastics machines continues! It is interesting to learn more and to know what different machines, what kinds of plastic processing them and what kind of the best we could use. Our collection of plastic containers and cups is continually expanding. Last Thursday we Pingjum in a plastic machine which was at this time of 0.5 square milk and 1 liter bottles are made. This machine processes yet another type of plastic, and also has another method. Because this sale is today and they work with is Gerard at this time to go back to see how it turns.

And so on ...

The tickets are booked, we can sleep with a Bible around and we know what we have to find out. We have only been working on a car. Fortunately, we here from Ethiopia helped. This makes everything a little easier. Thank you Peter and Helen!

When we have more news we hear it asap!