Friday, 1 February 2008

Marching to Pretoria

I ended up in Pretoria this morning to see a client and afterwards at African Defence Systems. I got a bit waylaid in Pretoria due to the Gautrain road works. And while driving around I saw names of areas which brought my thoughts back to the book I am reading “Memoirs of the Boer War” by Jan Smuts. It was very hot today and the car’s air-conditioner helped a lot. It is weekend and I am looking forward to tomorrow evening because we are going to Saskia’s Cat in a Hat party. This cat got a hat. A light on the end he put. A bright spark he thought, alas load shedding makes a dull cat he.

Posted by Jerome West at 10:05

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