From Howick
29.6.87
Dear Allan, Lorna & Girls
Well we have just arrived back from Durban, where we had a
super time meeting all our old friends & relatives – we saw Aunty Norah
& Uncle Stan , aunty Betty, Uncle Freed
& Aunty Violet & all sent their love & very best wishes.
We are hoping to go to Jenny’s tomorrow for Regan’s birthday
– but I can’t see us being able to make it as we are both so busy &
Beselina is off sick & the car is still playing up. Thanks for all the
phots I get quite heartsore when I see the girls but I know I will write
something soon & be able to come & see you – tonight. I have sat &
entered about 22 competitions so here’s hoping. Don’t you remember seeing
mushrooms just like those in the pine forests near the Gibran’s old farm. Did I
tell you that they had sold & now live here in Howick so we see them now
& again. They have just got a job for Daddy & I – we are going to house
sit for friends of theirs, who are going to England for 2 months – they have a
lovely farm in Kamberg – it sounds lovely with a trout stream as well – so we
are looking forward to it 3rd September – 25th October.
Lesley is now 100% & her old self again. We now have a
proper table tennis & she & the children come over all the time to
play. Sherry is quite good. Ronald is still working too hard 12 hour shifts now
stop.
We looked after Neal’s boys for a week……………………………...................... We are
going down again next week to spend another week with them & Neal will also
get a 48 hour pass – then we will bring the boys here for a while.
The Besters are all well. Jonathon said today when I told
him not to do something, he said I have just phoned Uncle Neal & he told me
that I could do it. He also told Lesley to do something for him & if she
wouldn’t he wouldn’t stay & play with her – Fay is ever so cute.
My machine is bad & I hope fixed but I haven’t had a
chance to even try it yet. The Lumgiar maybe moving out of their town
house………………………………................................................................
The Hayes are hoping to have sold their business & will
know for definite this week so hold thumbs for them.
It has been freezing cold again & the snow is think in
the Berg it looked so lovely on my way to church yesterday.
I should say Dad has just prepared the fruit for me to make
my first batch of marmalade tomorrow. We had a wonderful crop of guavas – we
took a lot to Sheila. We have had lots of vegetables out the garden but
everything is just about finished now from the frost although we still have
carrots & turnips & the cabbages are just starting to form heads.
Well must go it’s very late & cold. Tons of love to each
& everyone of you
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Dad , Mum & family
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