Bou ‘n brug en kom daaroor – Dis Ekke
Date: 2017-03-20Author: HesterLeyNel 8 Kommentare	Sommige mense ken die slag om ‘n seerplek vinnig raak te vat en ‘n salfie aan te smeer – ‘n salfie wat beide humor en hartseer bevat, net sodat jy beter kan voel oor jouself. Gedeel vanaf die Facebook bladsy Babbel Bek (@tikmasjien). Posted by Babbel Bek on Thursday, March 16, 2017
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EkWasHier sê:	2017-03-21 om 7:20 vm	Soms het daardie bruggie ‘n krakie en daardie salfie net die genesing…ek stem saam met die stelling hierbo genoem….
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-22 om 9:38 vm	Dankie vir die saamlees!
Antwoord	Hier "blok" Elanè sê:	2017-03-20 om 5:32 nm	Lang lees, maar elke letter ‘n waardige lees. Baie dankie Hester vir die deel.
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-22 om 10:05 vm	😀 LikeLike
Antwoord	perdebytjie sê:	2017-03-20 om 3:24 nm	Ek is bly jy het dit met ons gedeel,Hester.Ek het ook deur skande en skade en met tyd,my eie brûe oorkom.Ek het ook nie gevoel die sielkundiges was altyd in die kol nie!
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-22 om 10:12 vm	Dankie vir die saamlees.
Antwoord	travel460 sê:	2017-03-20 om 2:30 nm	Baie baie goed gesê en saamgevat.
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-22 om 10:12 vm	😀 LikeLike
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