Ungangeza noma yikuphi umsindo wangemuva enkulumweni yakho: kusuka kumisindo ehlukahlukene, njengomsindo wesitaladi, kumculo. Vula uvule ifayela elizwakalayo kukhompyutha yakho. 15:2 The house has ascended with Dibon to the heights, in mourning over Nebo and over Medeba. Moab has wailed. There will be baldness on all of their heads, and every beard will be shaven. 1, 2. (a) OFakazi bakaJehova balibona njani iBhayibhili? (b) Yiphi ingxenye eseBhayibhilini oyithanda kakhulu? Wedding - into enzima kakhulu. Futhi uma inhlangano imikhosi imibuzo kungenzeka bayeke ungene emahlombe ochwepheshe abavela ejensi, ukuthengwa ingubo kanye nokuzikhethela zezinwele - ke kuphela ukhathalela umakoti. Emphakathini, ngeshwa, namanje abaningi bakholelwa ukuthi umakoti enhle kufanele kube etshekile kuye ozwaneni. Our gate had a big gap that the children, the goats and the dogs could climb through. I have just helped Uncle fix it with chicken mesh. When I turned round, I saw our little brother, Gcina, dipping a cup into the water container, with his dirty hand! I told him he must ask someone to pour water for him but he didn’t understand. I helped Mom put one teaspoon of bleach into every 25-litre container of water from the river. Mom said that Nosipho and I must always check that the containers are covered. Otherwise, germs will spread and we can get diarrhoea, or even typhoid or cholera. When Dad was here at Easter, we slaughtered a goat. After it was all cut up ready for cooking, Uncle threw the head and brains to his dogs. The dogs enjoyed that but eating raw meat, especially brains and liver, is a quick way to spread worms – to people and animals. Dad agreed that worms can cause lots of diseases and one sick animal can make a whole herd sick. He spoke to Uncle about it. Nosipho was busy trying to make a chicken nest at the weekend. Mom bought two nests and Nosipho collected grass and was trying to copy the way the nests were made. Her first attempt looked like a big bird nest. You couldn’t even see where the chicken was supposed to go in! I think she needs someone to show her how to do it. My main job now is to make sure the goats don’t get sick. There is not so much food around and a hungry animal is more likely to get sick than one that is well-fed. That is because when an animal, or a person, gets thin, their immune system gets weak and it can’t fight off all the germs and diseases waiting to attack it. The cows are grazing further and further from home. They are still getting enough grass and water but Xolani is worried about thieves. A neighbouring farmer had a cow stolen recently so Xolani is keeping a close watch. Are you having problems like this too? I am sure you have some ideas about how to solve them!