KOMPORESA wrote: <quoted text>Mosebetsi oa nyatsi ke ho etsa masepa, ho qhala malapa le marato a batho e lutse e etsa ntho tse mpe tse nyatsehang sechabeng ke ntho e reiloeng lebitso le lebe la nyatsi eleng ntho e nyatsehang, ntho esa batleheng! the german machine, how about difamily tsee qhalanang ntse di sena dinyatsi? i know a woman who knew her husband's small house (thats what they call it in botswana), whenever she was in confinement she would encourage her husband to stay at his small house. she said she liked her husband's girlfriend because she respects her.anytime the husband wasn't home she knew where to find him. the wife in question is a technician and she used to attend electrical faults at my place of work where her ''rival" also worked, suprisingly they used to greet each other as if they didn't share a man. but iam not saying bonyatsi bo siame, just wondering.