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Ma, jy weet dit laat jou kak	27
Posted by HesterLeyNel in Reis, Travel	≈ 1 Kommentaar
SleutelwoordeAugrabies, dried fruit, droë vrugte, familie, family, food, kos, reis, travel	Ek en my reisgenoot staan verlede week doer ver in KZN in Pick ‘n Pay om padkos te koop vir die rit terug huis toe na ‘n paar dae by die see. Sy weier summier om toe te laat dat ek ‘n pak droë vrugte koop “ter wille van Ma se gesondheid”. Boelshaait sê ek, van wanneer af is vrugte nie gesond nie?
Image sourced from Wikipedia Dried figs (source: Wikipedia) Dit was hoogsomer en kokend warm, maar die Kadett het gespog met baie effektiewe lugverkoeling. Ek het sommer die pakkies vrugte daar op die dashboard gegooi en dit was ‘n baie goeie idee, want die son het die vrugte sag gemaak, lekker koubaar, en die heerlike geur in die motor versprei. So spring ons daar weg Kimberley toe, al kouende en so nou en dan vat ek ‘n sluk yskoue gaskoeldrank.
1 thought on “Ma, jy weet dit laat jou kak”	Griet said:	2014-12-27 om 7:11 nm	As die nood druk, is die uitkoms groot……….. partykeer letterlik ‘n groot hoop…………. ag skies tog my grafiese detail…….
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