ok so its been like apsolute ages since our last blog...sorry about that, not that anyone actually knows it exsists and if they did/do they are probably so over it as it hasen't changed for the past like 34 years! anyway, so the three of us as well as the parentals(unfortunatly) went to the gorgeous country of south africa, which i am absolutly in love with...seriously cannot get enough of that place, i definatly have SA blood inside of me!!!we had a brilliant month baking in the sun, meeting new and exciting people as well as catching up with the trustworthy, loyal, familiar buddies!returning back to England proved very difficult as the more fun i had in south africa, the less i wanted to return and the harder it was to come back!
i think i may attempt to give you a briefing of our stay in sunny SA. we arrived in jo'burg after a short detour to madrid for a few days. the weather was a little grey and we were not impressed, yet happy to be back home where the sun seemed to be shinning even with poo weather! we stayed over in the midlands and drove down to durban, kloof - where we grew up - and that intense, full on, hard core heat was now up close! i loved it! we stayed in durban for a few days and had a few little parties which included all those lovely family friends who are so kindly interested in your life except, seem to ask you the same questions over and over again and my rehearsed anwser started to get a bit tedius.
it was so good to see everybody again and soon enough, after a few hours didn't even feel like i had left.....but i had. We then flew to cape town where we were greeted by our aunt and cousin. we stayed with them for a couple of days where we went to boulders beach and sun tanned on the rocks amoung the penguins!

Then stayed in a stunning lodge looking over a dam with a variety of activities for us to get involved in!here we spent christams, where the whole familiy(including becky, gemmas lovely friend who came along for the ride) feasted on glorious foods on that hot summers day. by the afternoon we were all in the dam with our new christmas pressi's, a variety of animal tubes( personal i feel the crab beat the dog and turtle!)

After that fulfilled familiy week, we flew back to durban were many new friends were made through awesome old ones! the relaxed atmosphere as well as friendly happy faces all contributed to how suprisingly easy it was to develop good solid relationships with those who were only met literally minutes ago!

i picked some strong heathy slang as well, i feel its the collest slang ever and should be used world wise, so come on ppl, lets spread it! words like "hundreds" is used, meaning sure, brilliant, thats fine etc., one of my favourites has to be "HEM" or "cajolling" both with the same meaning of joking sort of or pulling your leg! there is si much more and i feel the trip home was emotional and had a 26 hour journey to think what i was coming back to.
the trip was awesome and i learnt so much from so many about things that i look for grantage. althou its seriously tough, i've always got to remember that there is a purpose to my calling to England and in my weakness and vunrability, i have no option but to use Gods strength and thats when the true miracles happen! ok i think thats the briefest i could have got it! hopefully the next post...when it eventually comes....will not be as factual, and may be slightly more entertaining....actually if your looking for an awesome blog with gorgeously written posts you should check out john's...seriously..it's hot!
ja cool
peace out