Friday 9 April 2010

Nkosinathi

Attached to our MIS section is this student, Nkosinathi. The name I think means "God is with us". He has been with us for nearly a month so it is about time to post his picture. I am all sore from yesterday and I think I am coming down to something. Lets pray that I can get a bit of God with me so that I can feel better soon. It is now bed for me.

Posted by Jerome West at 18:55

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