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Check that off my list!

Check that off my list!

June 10, 2012

One of the things on my “I want to see/do in Papua New Guinea” list was to see the dangerous and feared muruk bird. They live in the jungles of Papua New Guinea and can be quite dangerous as a full grown one has the leg power to break bones or bash skulls. While, thankfully, […]
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Year Plan

Year Plan

June 2, 2012

My coworker took these pics while we were out together learning language. We’ve been planning for the rest of the year, scheduling flights and house building teams and what not, and I thought I’d share with you what the rest of 2012 holds for the Hostetter clan. Lord Willing. . . The heli will be […]
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The boy.

The boy.

May 30, 2012

The sick boy that was talked about in our previous post has died. Yesterday I helped the family as they chopped down a tree and used their knives to carve it into boards for a coffin. Today they will be burying him. We do not know if the boy could have been saved had he […]
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My Saturday

My Saturday

May 27, 2012

The one pic is of our afternoon fun (coming down the hill on a little wooden cart), and the other of a couple Pal guys being goofy. My Saturday plan: 1 – Sleep in. 2 – Lie around half the morning. 3 – Do an hour or two of language study. 4 – Fix Maisie’s […]
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Step 2!

Step 2!

May 24, 2012

The next small step towards the future home of the Hostetters has taken place, (see the pics). In the next few weeks and months Chris and many Pal guys will be chopping down trees and making posts for the foundation of our house. House Materials Purchased – Some furniture (couches, bunk beds for the boys) […]
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Solar/Electrical Invoice

Solar/Electrical Invoice

May 16, 2012

We received our invoice today from New Tribes Mission’s Tech Center for all our electrical and solar stuff. It is now being packed and will soon be shipped and we hope it arrives here by October of this year. This order includes just about everything we need to power our house. Included is solar panels, […]
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Klinim Gras!

Klinim Gras!

May 15, 2012

Yesterday, a large group of guys from a three-hours-hike-away village came to help us clear the land where our house is going to be. Yesterday we chatted with them and marked out the area we wanted cleared and then this morning they got to work. It was amazing how much they could accomplish in such […]
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Culture Overload

Culture Overload

May 14, 2012

Today was a busy day. A good day, but a busy day. Many, many people were here today for a variety of reasons and my mind struggled to keep up with who everyone was, where they came from, and why they were here. We, the Claasens and us, were faced with a number of different […]
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A (maybe, sort of, probably) Typical Day in the Life of Chris and Maggie

A (maybe, sort of, probably) Typical Day in the Life of Chris and Maggie

May 6, 2012

We wake shortly after 6am to the sound of Cole thumping down the hallway, or Bailey crying in her crib, or another of the typical sounds our dear children make with the rising of the sun. We drag ourselves from the warmth and comfort of our bed and search the pantry for something to feed […]
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Maisie

Maisie

April 29, 2012

As you know, our third child is a cute little girl whom we named Maisie. I like the name Maisie. Maggie likes the name Maisie. Maisie is a good name. . . until you move to Pal. We have learned very few words so far in the Pal language but this is one that we’ve […]
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