Back in my younger, college days I was involved with Campus Crusade for Christ. Can you believe it? I spent a lot of time with this gal, Maureen. She was like the older sister I never had. Can you see the resemblance? It's been about 15 years, I think, since we've seen each other.
Maureen and her family were in town for training and a conference with CRU, so we had them all over for dinner. Her girls could fit into our family easily. We had so much fun meeting their girls and catching up.
Erik, Maureen, and their girls on getting ready to move to Australia. It's going to be challenging and life changing. I can't wait to hear about their adventures and I'm a little jealous that they'll get to listen to that Aussie accent all day everyday. May the Lord bless them and keep them in ther upcoming journey!
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Hey, you could have been in the southern hemisphere too, speaking in a cool accent. Oh, wait. Aussie is very cool, and no language training needed. Maureen is my mother in law's name; I've never known anyone else with that name. Pretty.
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