Sunday 19 September 2010

Half the Freemans

Once again no electricity in our suburb for the whole day due to scheduled maintenance. What is Joburg coming to? Here are our good friends Gary and Angie with their daughter Braelyn just finishing their breakfast at BBC. This is only part of their one male and four females’ family. Next time I try get Hayley and Carlie in the photo.

Posted by Jerome West at 23:20

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