Sunday 4 November 2018

No More a Teen


Wow I can't believe that 20 years has gone by so fast since you were a tiny weening little baby, Matthew. And now I am driving back to Varsity on your 20th birthday, no more a teenager. There is only 4 more weeks left then your 1st year of Bachelor of Computers is over with 2 more years to go. May these next few years be a blessed time for you.

Posted by Jerome West at 21:43

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