Helios verdwyn en verskyn – Dis Ekke
Date: 2016-06-17Author: HesterLeyNel 13 Kommentare	Ons weer is maar aan die vrotterige kant en ons beweeg so van een balkon na die ander om te sien of die son sy opwagting gaan maak.
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aj vosse sê:	2016-06-23 om 10:24 vm	Ek wed jou julle vrotterige weer is beter as ons vrotterige somer’s weer! 😉
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2016-06-23 om 1:38 nm	Ek dink nie ek sal ooit hou van koue en wind nie. Somerreën is goed, maar ek onthou toe ons in Kaapstad gebly het – daardie nimmereindige motreëntjie op ‘n koue wintersdag kon my dryf tot moord. LikeLike
Antwoord	aj vosse sê:	2016-06-23 om 3:09 nm	Ek was in stander vyf toe ons Kaap toe is… in die middel van die winter! Ons moes 3 weeke wag om die son te sien! 😦
HesterLeyNel sê:	2016-06-23 om 3:10 nm	Tipies!
Abrie Joubert sê:	2016-06-17 om 9:31 nm	Hester ek dink nie jy moet Kaapstad toe trek nie. Having said that, na reen wat ons broodnodig gehad het, was dit vandag ‘n pragtge sonskynwintersdag, dus vandag was de Kaap vir jou.
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2016-06-18 om 7:35 vm	😀 Die Kaap kan wel so nou en dan mooi weer uitpak. Ek het ook daar gewoon en in Belville gewerk so tussen 1987 en 1994, daarna weer terug Bloemfontein toe. Die Kaap wat ek die beste onthou is die een van my kinderdae toe – vakansie by die see! My pa was ‘n gebore Kapenaar.
Antwoord	rondomtaliedraai sê:	2016-06-17 om 6:52 nm	Klink na pannekoek weer! Warm bly!
Antwoord	Griet sê:	2016-06-17 om 1:56 nm	Wel vir my het die son nou wragtag opgekom want al my WordPress passwords is weer in plek en ek kan kommentaar lewer. Hey moenie die koue werwels nie hoor, ons ly nou nog aan hittegolf_skokhittegolf_skok… 😀
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2016-06-17 om 2:20 nm	Hittegolf? Nie hier by ons verby nie, maar ek sal dit ook nie eens agterkom nie – jy weet mos, ek verdra nie koue nie.
Antwoord	Toortsie sê:	2016-06-17 om 12:00 nm	H8erdie is my tipe foto’s.
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2016-06-17 om 2:18 nm	Son is nogal belangrik vir my gemoed. 😀 Ek leef net tussen sonsopkoms en sononder – staan vroeg op en gaan slaap saam met die hoenders.Glad nie ‘n naguil nie.
Antwoord	shadowwhisper sê:	2016-06-17 om 11:38 vm	Heerlike naweek vir jou ook Hester. 🙂
Antwoord	Net Ek sê:	2016-06-17 om 10:19 vm	Lekker naweek vir jou ook Hester!
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