Our friendship with Gwen and Sander is intensifying… Last week I helped them dig a hole in their backyard of about a meter deep (across the entire backyard!), and yesterday I replaced Gwen at the yearly excursion with the church youth group. I used their car to drive a couple of young people to the zoo in Arnhem (the one with the title of this post as their slogan). Sander told me that although the battery sign was flashing, I would make it up and down to Arnhem. Well, he was right – but not without the help of the Dutch Road Assistance… On the way back, the battery went dead after all, and we had to stop near the highway. The boys from church thought the car would explode because they saw smoke from the engine, but it was not that bad. We were towed away to a safe place, and after an emergency repair we could continue.
And yes, the zoo was nice, although not as spectacular as I expected. But chaperoning 11 kids is quite tiring, and with the car adventure it sure felt like a trip around the world in one day.
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En verder zit Mira morgenochtend bij #CaféTinto op @Family7 over Lekker Belangrijk! 9.30, herhaling om 16.00. [MarkMdeBoer]
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Mijn dochters en hun vriendinnen hebben vanmiddag een eigen site gemaakt. Bezoeken op eigen risico. http://t.co/VFUk7KEr [MarkMdeBoer]
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Mooi! "@FritsRouvoet: Wauw, zo snel. De kinderwagen is binnen. Net aan de jonge moeder doorgegeven. Ze is ongelofelijk blij." [MarkMdeBoer]
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RT @FritsRouvoet: Nogmaals een oproep: we hebben per direct nodig een kinderwagen voor een net geboren baby. Graag een RT [MarkMdeBoer]
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Working in the hospital this afternoon. Take that literally: while waiting for my mom who's being treated on her shoulder right now. [MarkMdeBoer]
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