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While we were waiting for the chef to complete the task we were entertained by the big fella.
Where do we put "OuBills" hat
Hi One & All, We hope you enjoy travelling around with us. "Dreams are useless if you leave them on the pillow after you get out of bed."
His first ride on a bicycle, Leon and Elizma saddled up their bikes and after fitting the chair for the GROOT MAN, off they went for a joy ride from Knaphill to Horsell.
now lets watch "LIAM" in action

Don't forget to pack the "BRAAI, WORS and BILTONG" Andy





Leon and the Birthday Girl
lets just make sure that this extension ( thats the rope) is tight. Ask an electrician to bring rope and he brings an extension lead - what else !
Pull the bloddy thing leon, its getting heavy - and its in the bedroom
The summer is here and we are having some of the most amazing sunny days and the forecast for the rest of the English summer looks very promising.
Tania popped over for the day and out came the braai, Ria and Tania put some mouth watering dishes together and we had a ball.
Summer time is great - When the sun shines!, and the garden is coming to life with all the colours of the rainbow
Well with all the stress of the last month behind us and Leon well on the road to recovery, we had to get stuck in and do some garden work. While Leon was relaxing in Hospital, Elizma spent Sunday 26th April with us for a braai and Liam helped me with the garden work. Tania did the braai work and Ria made the salads, and mommy had to feed somebody in between.
Nothing goes well if its not planned properly, this was Ria's task and here she is in her element.





OLD PHOTOS, just to give you an idea of what I am looking for here is a peak preview of some old photos of Ria's Mom and Dad - Sannie en Koos Jonker, and others, plus a few of Leon when he was a baby or is it when LIAM was a bit older - now you see what I am getting at. Let the younger ones see what we used to look like and I bet a few comparisons will be made and a few of the tears of joy will also be shed - LETS GO SCANNING
lets get the new year of to a cracking start by looking back
It turns out that "Auld Lang Syne" is an extremely old Scottish song that was first written down in the 1700s. Robert Burns is the person whose transcription got the most attention, so the song is associated with him.
A good translation of the words "auld lang syne" is "times gone by." So (incorporating a couple of other translations) when we sing this song, we are saying,
"We'll drink a cup of kindness yet for TIMES GONE BY."