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Published: January 30th 2009January 30th 2009
Our last night at home....and so many thoughts about what 48 hours from now will hold. I feel like my kids before travel; just one more sleep...and it will be hard to sleep. As we depart tomorrow, we want to ask all of our supporters to keep us in your thoughts and stay tuned to the blog for daily updates and photo (maybe even video).
To each of you, thank you for your support as we put this project together over the last few months.
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The Pacific Coast of Nicaragua was settled as a Spanish colony from Panama in the early 16th century. Independence from Spain was declared in 1821 and the country became an independent republic in 1838. Britain occupied the Caribbean Coast in the fir...more info
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Date: 3rd February 2009
rjdevries@telus.net
Looks like that "repair shop" is in need of repair!! (Zachary) Seriously, thanks for the write-up!! We are wondering what all you did bring - amnd the soup got thru!! That's great!! Praying for you faithfully Jeanette (Ginny's sister)
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rjdevries@telus.net
Looks like that "repair shop" is in need of repair!! (Zachary) Seriously, thanks for the write-up!! We are wondering what all you did bring - amnd the soup got thru!! That's great!! Praying for you faithfully Jeanette (Ginny's sister)
From Blog: One More Sleep
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Kay Moore
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The gift each of YOU will be...
Hey Ray and Team Langley! We are very excited about what is in store for you as you make this journey to Nicaragua. We already know what a blessing and gift are going to be to these wonderful communities--even before you arrive, you are going to be a blessing! I am very impressed with the leadership, the planning and the gifts you are packing! I am excited to follow your adventures via your blog. Thank you in advance for what you are doing and for your commitment to the Nicaraguan people you will meet. Gratefully Yours, Kay Moore (Forwared Edge Team Coordinator for Nicaragua)
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