After seeing another older lady, with a head of hair dyed a nice auburn, but with the roots showing starkly white where the hair had grown out, I have decided that I would stop as in immediately with trying to look a bitty younger. Actually, when the roots show up so snowy white, a person looks much older! So I went to a gathering showing off my grey head, and although I am not altogether grey,I got so many compliments that I was quite pleased!I am preparing to go To Cape Town, as the big day had almost arrived. This is of course the marriage of Jan and Erna. I am so glad for him, as she is one very nice lady, and the kids love her already!
The timing is fine, as all my veggies have been harvested, and either bottled, dried, or frozen.
I have one heck of a time trying to keep the hooligans out of Jan's house, and I feel that the time had now come for the new owner to move in. She is a lecturer at the University of Natal, and has to work out her notice time before she could come.
I am a bit worried about leaving my house, as the nightly visitors who keep on breaking the windows next doors, could decide that my house is an easy target now that there was no soul around. Luckily, and I hoped that it was still the case, the villagers believe that a big snake was living in my roof. When one of them talk about my snake, and ask me how I manage to live with it, I just smile, and told them that we are friends, as I feed the monster. And in all my years of being away to Scotland for my job, nobody had touched my house.
Actually, there are lots of snakes around, and poisonous ones at that. Mainly tree snakes, but as their fangs are situated in their throats, they can't get poison into you, except if they get your finger or toes or some such deep enough into their mouths. Although this snakes have very small heads, their mouths can open alarmingly wide, so I run away very, very fast on encountering one.
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