Megan the Hip Hop Girl

Megan wants to do Hip Hop instead of swimming next year. Especially after watching Step up 2 and dancing around like a mad thing all through the movie trying to copy their moves.

She is pretty good so far...with a little training she'll be doing kewl tricks in no time!

Here the "attitute"

The Worm

To My Wonder Friend Mandy

We might not meet, we might not chat,
but we would still be friends,
you better don't forget that..

Times would go passing by,
changes would come with you and I,
our lives destiny would shape,
as with time progress we make.

Distance would take us away miles & miles,
we might not even see each others smiles.
We might not help each other; but still let not,
our friendship wither..

The magic of friendship would call me
and I would miss you then
thinking..
together we would be when ....

I love you lots, my friend!!!

Happy 9th Wedding Anniversary My Boerewors!

When I first met you 10 years ago,
I fell in love so fast, I knew right then,
You were the one and only one for me;
I'd never have to look for love again.

Each anniversary finds us happier;
You are my light, my moon, my star, my sun.
You show me what real love is all about,
You fill my life with pleasure, joy and fun.

As time goes by, our love grows stronger still.
You're the most amazing man I ever knew.
I love each anniversaries because
Each year I fall in love again with you.

I love you.
Your wife forever
G.

Monday Moon

Wasn't it absolutely amazing?

Have you noticed the two bright objects low in the west after sunset?

They’re Venus and Jupiter, and you’ll find them in a beautiful arrangement with the waxing crescent moon in the evening twilight sky. They’re the brightest lights up after the sun goes down. But remember that all three of these worlds – the moon, Venus and Jupiter – shine by reflecting the sun’s light.

Here they are in their order of brightness – the waxing crescent moon- the queen planet Venus – and the king planet Jupiter.

If you live south of the equator – maybe Australia – this threesome appears almost due west after sunset. If you live in Europe, you might not see Venus for a portion of the evening, even as you’re looking at the moon and Jupiter. As seen from much of Europe this evening, the moon will occult – or pass in front of – Venus, blocking the planet from view for an hour or more.
So no matter where you live, watch for the moon, Venus and Jupiter after sunset.

They set about 3 hours after the sun. If you have binoculars, turn them on these objects to see the soft glow of earthshine on the dark part of the moon!