Friday 24 February 2017

I love you Matthew


I know it must be difficult for Matthew, having to be split between 2 homes, one in Benoni and the other in Roodekrans. Because humans are complicated beasts.

After driving all the way across from West to the East Rand to pick up Matthew for the weekend, we arrived back home tired, but glad to be back home. Forget happily ever after, we got messily ever after but we here now and have to make the most out of life. I love you Matthew.

Posted by Jerome West at 22:03

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