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Date Posted: 8/06/10 10:26:41pm
Author: the artist formerly known as anon.
Subject: Re: Dutch brothers and sisters
In reply to: Peter Eveleigh 's message, "Dutch brothers and sisters" on 8/06/10 10:22:42pm

no Wim was an only child, he was a joiner. the sister is Akke who lived at the farm and is now at narrow way, she is a walsma and is sister to Jan,Dr Piet and Durk (springfield, cornhill, dayspring respectively)
>>I think you are talking about Wim - he is alright
>>really, just devoid of social skills as is the typical
>>dutch way...... I could tell you some stories
>
>
>did he have a sister in community? I think she may
>have been in my servant group. I remember pairing up
>with a Dutch sister to evangelise in Northampton. I
>think there were a couple of families of Dutch
>siblings in community. Some were builders (one, wasit
>Wim, was a joiner) and some doctors?

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Replies:

Re: Dutch brothers and sisters -- Peter Eveleigh, 8/06/10 10:32:22pm
- Re: Dutch brothers and sisters -- the artist formerly known as anon., 8/06/10 10:37:52pm
  - hahaha -- Peter Eveleigh, 8/06/10 10:40:50pm
    - Re: hahaha -- the artist formerly known as anon., 8/06/10 10:45:45pm
    - Re: hahaha -- Barbara, 9/06/10 12:52:13am
      - Re: hahaha -- Anon, 9/06/10 10:04:47am
        Poor PETER -- Barbara, 9/06/10 10:30:51am
        Re: Poor PETER -- Anon, 9/06/10 10:42:11am
  - Re: Dutch brothers and sisters -- Luke, 8/06/10 10:46:23pm

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>no Wim was an only child, he was a joiner. the sister >is Akke who lived at the farm and is now at narrow >way, she is a walsma and is sister to Jan,Dr Piet and >Durk (springfield, cornhill, dayspring respectively) >>>I think you are talking about Wim - he is alright >>>really, just devoid of social skills as is the >typical >>>dutch way...... I could tell you some stories >> >> >>did he have a sister in community? I think she may >>have been in my servant group. I remember pairing up >>with a Dutch sister to evangelise in Northampton. I >>think there were a couple of families of Dutch >>siblings in community. Some were builders (one, wasit >>Wim, was a joiner) and some doctors?
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