Text Message
01-08-08, 4.05 pm, text message on my mobile: "Hi everyone! Just a quick reminder that I'm on duty this weekend. Sun call me for emergencies. Thanks, Matilda "
01-08-08, 4.10 pm, Gottfried to Matilda:" Dear Matilda, that's okay. Could we let you know good news as well? GK "
01-08-08, 4.12 pm, Matilda to Gottfried: “Of course :) I’d love to hear about those! Thanks for pointing that out … Have a great weekend! M”
02-08-08, 10.45 am, Gottfried to Matilda: “Good morning, Matilda! It’s quiet so far in Yanoun. A mare gave birth to a foul. People are receiving us friendly under their grape vine. And hope is alive like the embers used here for the fresh bread after a long night. We are well in Yanoun. AG, LN and GK”
02-08-08, 10.55“Thanks for the hopeful update! Enjoy. M”
(Übersetzung)
1.08-08, 16.05 Uhr. Textnachricht auf meinem Handy: „Hallo, liebe Yanounis! Nur a reminder that I am on duty this weekend. Call me if there are problems. Matilda. "
1:08:08, 16.10 clock. Answer: "Dear Matilda, that's okay. But we must also report to you good news? GK "
1.8.8, 16.12 clock. Matildas text back: "Of course:) I look forward to hearing good news! Thanks for the advice ... a good weekend! Matilda "
08.02.2008, 10:45 clock. Message: "Hi Matilda! It's quiet so far in Yanoun. A mare has given birth to a foal. The people we serve to live under their vine and hope, as the embers under the ashes, according to one of the darkest night, fresh Bread is baked. That's Good in Yanoun. Audrey, and Linda Godfrey "
2:08:08, 10.47 clock, Matilda back". Thanks for the hopeful situation report. Take care! Matilda "
(Note)
Matilda is one of our four coordinators in Jerusalem. It is responsible for public relations. We have in Yanoun not have Internet access, so that communication is only through our mobile phones, and also because we are frugal and send if it is a simple message, a text.
01-08-08, 4.05 pm, text message on my mobile: "Hi everyone! Just a quick reminder that I'm on duty this weekend. Sun call me for emergencies. Thanks, Matilda "
01-08-08, 4.10 pm, Gottfried to Matilda:" Dear Matilda, that's okay. Could we let you know good news as well? GK "
01-08-08, 4.12 pm, Matilda to Gottfried: “Of course :) I’d love to hear about those! Thanks for pointing that out … Have a great weekend! M”
02-08-08, 10.45 am, Gottfried to Matilda: “Good morning, Matilda! It’s quiet so far in Yanoun. A mare gave birth to a foul. People are receiving us friendly under their grape vine. And hope is alive like the embers used here for the fresh bread after a long night. We are well in Yanoun. AG, LN and GK”
02-08-08, 10.55“Thanks for the hopeful update! Enjoy. M”
(Übersetzung)
1.08-08, 16.05 Uhr. Textnachricht auf meinem Handy: „Hallo, liebe Yanounis! Nur a reminder that I am on duty this weekend. Call me if there are problems. Matilda. "
1:08:08, 16.10 clock. Answer: "Dear Matilda, that's okay. But we must also report to you good news? GK "
1.8.8, 16.12 clock. Matildas text back: "Of course:) I look forward to hearing good news! Thanks for the advice ... a good weekend! Matilda "
08.02.2008, 10:45 clock. Message: "Hi Matilda! It's quiet so far in Yanoun. A mare has given birth to a foal. The people we serve to live under their vine and hope, as the embers under the ashes, according to one of the darkest night, fresh Bread is baked. That's Good in Yanoun. Audrey, and Linda Godfrey "
2:08:08, 10.47 clock, Matilda back". Thanks for the hopeful situation report. Take care! Matilda "
(Note)
Matilda is one of our four coordinators in Jerusalem. It is responsible for public relations. We have in Yanoun not have Internet access, so that communication is only through our mobile phones, and also because we are frugal and send if it is a simple message, a text.
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