Pophuis – Dis Ekke
Date: 2016-06-11Author: HesterLeyNel 9 Kommentare	Soos net Wolfie dit kan verwoord.
iewers op ‘n strand, is ‘n plastiekpop…
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rondomtaliedraai sê:	2016-06-11 om 7:47 nm	Baie spesiaal Dankie Wolfie en aan jou
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2016-06-11 om 8:54 nm	😀 LikeLiked by 1 person
Antwoord	perdebytjie sê:	2016-06-11 om 1:12 nm	Sjoe,aangrypend!Hierdie foto van jou is besonders en Wolfie se gedig dra die boodskap fantasties uit.
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2016-06-11 om 1:17 nm	Dis nou die waarheid. LikeLiked by 1 person
Antwoord	shadowwhisper sê:	2016-06-11 om 1:05 nm	Groot dankie dat jy my gedig deel. Ek sê altyd ‘n reblog is die grootste kompliment wat jy vir iemand kan gee. 🙂
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2016-06-11 om 1:16 nm	Ek moet vir jou dankie sê dat jy dit toegelaat het. Baie bly om jou op my facebook ook te sien – welkom.
Antwoord	shadowwhisper sê:	2016-06-11 om 1:35 nm	Ek is net so bly 🙂 Ek is bly om jou ook op Facebook ook te hê. Ek en perdebyjie is ook maats daar
HesterLeyNel sê:	2016-06-11 om 1:39 nm	Ek het gesien ja. Dis lekker om die gesig agter die blogs te ontmoet.
shadowwhisper sê:	2016-06-11 om 1:44 nm	Selfde 🙂
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