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	<title>Tea with Esther in Congo Africa</title>
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		<title>The Twins are One Now!</title>
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			<name>Esther Marsh</name>
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		<updated>2006-11-09T07:33:00Z</updated>
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		<content type="html">&lt;FONT face=Arial size=3&gt;Tuesday&amp;nbsp; Chelsea and Chaylee celebrated one year on this earth.&amp;nbsp; The time has just flown by.&amp;nbsp; I can't believe that they are one.&amp;nbsp; Chelsea especially seems too little to be 1 years old.&amp;nbsp; Chaylee began walking at 10 months.&amp;nbsp; Chelsea is going to be there soon she's a little more "wobbly" than any of my others.&amp;nbsp; She's my first child to not be walking by 10 months!&amp;nbsp;But I did tell themt&amp;nbsp;to take their time!&amp;nbsp; &lt;BR&gt;&lt;BR&gt;This year has really been a lot easier and more fun than I had anticipated.&amp;nbsp; The Lord is sooo good!!&amp;nbsp; When first returning to South Africa for the birth of the twins and thinking of all the traveling we would have to do on furlough, &amp;nbsp;pg. and then with two newborns,&amp;nbsp; I have to admit that I was not looking forward to it.&amp;nbsp; But the Lord made it such a special time and now I look back with such fond memories!!&amp;nbsp; Robert made great effort to plan fun things during our times visiting churches in both Durban and the Cape.&amp;nbsp; Durbs was great spending time on the beach and with friends at our churches.&amp;nbsp; Cape-- we got to spend 5 weeks living at the Paadeburg camp retreat.&amp;nbsp; The kids loved living in the mountains and climbing and playing there each day.&amp;nbsp; We also got to have Louise Morrison, our future school teacher, come and spend that time with us helping with school, and just another pair of hands to help all around.&amp;nbsp; We also got to bring Winnie, our Congolese daughter with us from Congo.&amp;nbsp; The whole experience was great for her too as well as a great help to me with the children.&amp;nbsp; &lt;BR&gt;&lt;BR&gt;We looked quite funny traveling in our 6 seater Mitsubishi, Pajero with 8 people and 2 newborns piling out at each stop.&amp;nbsp; There would be bodies coming out of doors AND windows!&amp;nbsp; At one rest-stop&amp;nbsp; an older couple watched in amazement as we kept getting out of the car,&amp;nbsp; and as the last of us piled out, &amp;nbsp;the gentleman walked over to Robert and asked&amp;nbsp; "Anymore coming out of there??!!"&amp;nbsp; Then there was the fact that there were 3 ladies to 1 man and 6 kids.&amp;nbsp; What a joke!&amp;nbsp; Try picture yourself as a by-stander and figure that one out!&amp;nbsp; Having twins brought stares and coversations from all kinds of people.&amp;nbsp; It was actually amazing the amount of mothers of twins I bumped into.&amp;nbsp; All of them though would marvel at how I was able to carry my twins to 38 weeks, as most twins are premies.&amp;nbsp; I could testify to the goodness of the Lord!&lt;BR&gt;&lt;BR&gt;Well I could go on and on, but I'll leave it at that.&amp;nbsp; My aim is to write a little here and there for posterity's sake.&amp;nbsp; &lt;/FONT&gt;</content>
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