Tuesday Cell

After a hot summers day we used to have these awesome thunderstorms in Johannesburg but that has changed. The climate here has started to become more a tropical sub-climate. I do believe it is because of all the trees that have been planted in and around Jozi. It is not called the biggest man made forest in the world for nothing. And like yesterday, today was a scorcher but no thunderstorm. Tuesday's highlights for me has always been home cell in the evening at Andy and Sandy's home in Bryanston. Never mind the heat, we have become sort of a family unit that looks out for each other. Here is Rabbi Rob with his sidekick Shangi behind.

Last Day

It is the last day of the summer holidays for me and it is back to work tomorrow. BBC was full today with everyone back from their holidays. Here is Moses, Shangirai, Nyasha and Tariro who are back from Zimbabwe.

Free Falling

I don't have much to say today other than I am free falling out of control and it seems too late to pull the ripcord. Anyway here is Nyasha, Shangirai (her brother) and Moses (her husband) at BBC this morning. If you think my problems are big, think again, Moses had a brain tumour which was miraculously healed some time ago but now has reappeared. We need to hold him up in our prayers. About me, well I am still free falling, out of control and can't pull the ripcord by myself. Someday we'll look back on all this and plow into a parked car.