The online elearning is all worth it. I get to study in my own time and my own pace. Even at night you get access 24/7, and maintenance is every Sunday evening for 2 hours.
What Hooked said!
Congrats and well done on your boy's achievements.keep up the good work!I am a very proud dad today.
Locust 1 aka Bradley turns 21 today, he is a big man now!Dam, they grow up so fast, feeling a bit old today.
And I’m doubly blessed today, Locust 2 aka Jason has passed Gr12 with a 61% average, he really put in the effort if you know where he and his marks came from, and for 8 subjects, not 7!
Now to wait for that future earning potential to materialize in the long term!
Holy cow!
Glad one of my wishes to see all forum members are happy,comes true.@Resistance @Hooked @RainstormZA @ARYANTO , what a way to end a perfect weekend.
I received this picture.
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Thought it’s nice of the two of them sending me a picture ever so often again.
Then got this one!!!
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Wel at least I know who my daughter in law is going to be. I’m a triple blessed dad, and in one weekend. And yes he did it correctly, asked parents before asking her.
I wish them everything that is good that life offers. Now to finish studying and get jobs, marriage is not a cheap thing.
Also told her if your family is poor that’s unfortunate, if your in-laws are poor it’s only your fault.
Wow that's a beautiful one. Thank you for saving it and getting it relocated.Had a little visitor at home tonight, my bulterrier started barking at it's kennel, went and checked and was greeted by a nice african python hiss. Called a handler to remove as Im used to handle domesticated snakes not wild ones (had ball pythons etc.) Quite to my suprise the handler took it by hand and the "wild" python seemed calm, without a bite, posed for a few photos and in the bucket to be released somewhere safe.
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Probably someone's pet that escapedHad a little visitor at home tonight, my bulterrier started barking at it's kennel, went and checked and was greeted by a nice african python hiss. Called a handler to remove as Im used to handle domesticated snakes not wild ones (had ball pythons etc.) Quite to my suprise the handler took it by hand and the "wild" python seemed calm, without a bite, posed for a few photos and in the bucket to be released somewhere safe.
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Apparently not, according to the handler, the 6th python in Modimolle (Nylstroom) this year, I live opposite a Golf estate with game. Since the rain we had a lot of frogs, in my yard as well, so recon this guy came after food. Had puff adder, night adder and a lot of brown house snakes in the past, this is the first python.
That guy came looking for water
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