Paul: Started at Achievement Awards, 1st Feb
Tom: Grade 11
Barbs & Lamb: Lemonade Design studio at Valyland (since 2009) and doing well.
Clients: Silk Laser, RAC Refrigeration, GlueData, Attorneys Zumpt, YMA Security, Freshwater Research Centre, Danubia, NewLife Plastics, NGO Law.
January 2017
Marie and Hans stayed with us, we went to Frog Mountain for a few days, Tom missed only one day of school. Inez and Saskia also stayed with us for a few days.We went to listen to Freshly Ground with Marie, hans, Brian, Chelsea, Allen, Tom and Amy. Paul painted a seagull in red shoes for a friend Anna, Marie & Hans teased him about her being German
February 2017
We bought a gammon to have at Christmas 2016 but just didn’t get around to it with Hans & Marie staying with us and having spent Christmas at Enjo Farm. So we kept it and had it in February 2017. It was delicious with roasted baby potatoes, creamy white sauce with cauliflower & broccoli and cheese and carrots.
Young Jason from next door (5 years old) popped over for a cup of tea and a visit
Tom had a few friends over for his 17th birthday, did a chicken kebab braai with pitas and tzatziki. Sean, Tristan, Devon, Allen, Shaigan
Paul started at Achievement Awards
I read “Born a Crime” by Trevor Noah
We went to Maynardville to see 12th Night – it was good (Lambert, Paul & I) Tom was working at the Valentine’s Ball, fundraising for the Matric Dance.
It was our 25th Wedding Anniversary and we went to the Brass Bell
March 2017
I’m enjoying my etching and Lambert set up a website shop for me
April 2017
Ilma, Jessie & Cian visited and we started Cape Town Rocks group:Creating pebble art and spreading magic by placing decorated pebbles around Cape Town, South Africa or wherever you may travel to.
The goal is to encourage creativity, outdoorsiness, and community involvement. Join us and have some fun! We don’t care how old or young you are, how creative you are, or where you come from. You can even take one with you on your travels and leave a Cape Town Rocks somewhere exotic; somewhere far!
Here’s how it works:
If you find a decorated rock, take a picture, share it with us here on this group, then either keep it (and maybe hide on of your own creations), or place it in another public location. It can be in plain sight or hidden.
If you want your pebble to be posted back here when it’s found, write CapeTownRocks on the back with a little Facebook icon (an ‘f’ in a square). You can also add your first name and the date if you’d like. That way we can see how long a rock has been in circulation for.
