Sebenzisa indlela engeyona ejwayelekile yokuhlobisa - futhi uzothola ukuhlobisa okukhanyayo nokuqala kwangaphakathi! Ukuthi kuphela kunezinyamazane ... izimbiza zezingilazi ezinamaqabunga e-chocolate, amagquma ezinpaphe noma i-spruce, ezidwetshwe phansi phansi kwezingodo ezivamile! #YourStoryIsOurStory: Paradise Found. Paradise Lost. Paradise ... SOLD! | Windermere Blog | September 2015 | Lake Oswego - West Ngemva kokusho lokhu, wahlwithwa phambi kwamehlo abo waze wafihla ifu emehlweni abo. Babheka phezulu esibhakabhakeni njengoba bekhuphuka, futhi ngokuzumayo amadoda amabili agqoke ezimhlophe emi eceleni kwabo. "Ingabe nina madoda aseGalile nibheke phezulu ezulwini?" UJesu wathi, "Uyobuya futhi abuyele ezulwini." Kepha akufanele ulindele ngokushesha ukuncipha kwesisindo kulokhu kudla. Le yinqubo ende futhi eyinkimbinkimbi. Okokuqala, kubalulekile ukuthuthukisa isimo sempilo nenempilo yomzimba. Futhi yilapho kuphela lapho kuzoba lula kuye ukuthi alahlekelwe isisindo ngokweqile. Chapter 20. Diseases affecting goats Hello again. There has been a lot of drama at home this week. Our cousin Zanele has been sick since her mother’s funeral. On Monday, Mom took her to the hospital. She came home very tired, with Zanele sleeping on her back, and a sackful of medicine in her hand, but she was smiling. Mom said she cried at the hospital because the doctor told her Zanele was HIV–positive. Mom thought she was going to die but the doctor said no one needs to die of AIDS if they get the right treatment. Mom has to give Zanele ARVs – that’s anti-retroviral drugs – every day. These drugs fight the AIDS virus so that it cannot attack your immune system. The drugs are very strong so they can also have side effects, like diarrhoea, especially when you are starting to take them. The hospital gave Mom vitamins to help Zanele get strong again and the nurse said she must eat nutritious food every day. Well, Uncle is walking around like a dark storm cloud! He says Zanele is bewitched and our mother is welcoming a curse into the household by bringing her to live with us. Every time Uncle sees Mom giving Zanele food, he complains that she eats better than he does. Mom says nothing and our Aunt says nothing but they keep fussing over Zanele. When Uncle hears them laughing, he mutters ‘Abafazi! Nkosi yami!’ and stomps off. We think he’s also frustrated because there is so much work to do with the animals. We haven’t been helping much with the livestock because we had to study for tests at school. Also, we need to fetch more water that Zanele is here.