"Let them eat kake.."
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Blacks Attack American Couple Cape Town South Africa
18 Sep 2010 - Cape Town Police were looking for a black man accused of robbing a white American couple near the Noon Gun on Signal Hill. The American visitors were accosted by a man who threatened them with a knife, before robbing one of the victims of her passport, a fleece-top and her digital camera. Officials say they have yet to make any arrests, but are investigating the incident."Police in central Cape Town can confirm an incident of mugging that took place at Military Road, yesterday. During the day, a knife-wielding suspect approached a couple a robber them of their personal belongings," said police's Randall Stoffels.
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Blacks Murder Dutch Citizen in South Africa
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German Businessman Murdered in South Africa
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
A Father - Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Written for Dad on Father’s Day
Fathers are a precious gift to children on this earth,
As symbols of God’s Fatherhood, they are treasures of great worth;
Tender is a father’s heart – his love is strong and true
He takes the time to listen and believes the best in you.
Encouraging, inspiring – a comfort when you’re sad
Renewing hope within your heart – yes, he’s your precious Dad!
Reproduced with permission
SJA
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Fathers are a precious gift to children on this earth,
As symbols of God’s Fatherhood, they are treasures of great worth;
Tender is a father’s heart – his love is strong and true
He takes the time to listen and believes the best in you.
Encouraging, inspiring – a comfort when you’re sad
Renewing hope within your heart – yes, he’s your precious Dad!
Reproduced with permission
SJA
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Sunflowers - Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Row upon row – like faces – turned upward to the sky,
Warmed by the blazing sunshine, as fluffy clouds waft by,
In all their golden splendour, emerging from the sod,
A tapestry of colour – in reverence – look at God.
Reproduced by permission
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Warmed by the blazing sunshine, as fluffy clouds waft by,
In all their golden splendour, emerging from the sod,
A tapestry of colour – in reverence – look at God.
Reproduced by permission
SJA
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The Great South Land [Australia]
Written on Qantas Flight Home, after holiday in Australia :14 April 2006
We are travelling back from the Great South Land
after the trip that our Oz family planned;
And there are no words to describe all we saw
Just a burning desire to return and see more.
From the quaint little city where my brother resides
to the Gold Coast and Dream World with its magical rides;
To the wildlife parks with dingoes and snakes,
and Fraser Island with its clear, turquoise lakes.
A good word for Sydney could simply be “grand”
Yet you’d need to be there to quite understand,
For the city vibrates by day and by night
with remarkable passion and colour and light.
Buses and trains and a monorail too,
A cable-car ride at Taronga Zoo,
Aquarium visits – we sure saw the lot
and made the most of all Sydney’s got!
Our ride on the jet-ski the very first day
back and forth in the harbour, quite drenched in the spray,
And the leisurely ferries which we rode frequently
surpassing our dreams of how it would be.
The harbour bridge left us gaping in wonder,
So much to take in whilst we were “down under”,
And the Opera House (from each angle we knew)
and the A.M.P. Tower with incredible view.
From shopping, I know, I should have been banned,
But there’s so much to buy with my poor, worthless Rand,
Lots of people back home – I need gifts for them all
Paddy’s Market proved better than any large mall.
To hold a koala – feed a young kangaroo
See a cute little Joey as his small head pops through,
The majestic Blue Mountains with forests below
The beautiful birds who make such a show.
The barrier reef with its stunning display
of coral, and turtles, and large Manta Ray;
The fish in their thousands, and of every kind,
Our Awesome Creator the great Master-Mind.
And soon we’ll be back in our “own” southern land
where most of the people are quite darkly tanned,
And we’ll travel to work dodging taxis each day
for there’re children to feed, and there’re bills we must pay.
So we thank back with fondness on the Great South Land
with its litter-free beaches and pure, golden sand;
Our holiday there was quite beyond measure
And the memories we have forever we’ll treasure.
Reproduced with permission
SJA
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We are travelling back from the Great South Land
after the trip that our Oz family planned;
And there are no words to describe all we saw
Just a burning desire to return and see more.
From the quaint little city where my brother resides
to the Gold Coast and Dream World with its magical rides;
To the wildlife parks with dingoes and snakes,
and Fraser Island with its clear, turquoise lakes.
A good word for Sydney could simply be “grand”
Yet you’d need to be there to quite understand,
For the city vibrates by day and by night
with remarkable passion and colour and light.
Buses and trains and a monorail too,
A cable-car ride at Taronga Zoo,
Aquarium visits – we sure saw the lot
and made the most of all Sydney’s got!
Our ride on the jet-ski the very first day
back and forth in the harbour, quite drenched in the spray,
And the leisurely ferries which we rode frequently
surpassing our dreams of how it would be.
The harbour bridge left us gaping in wonder,
So much to take in whilst we were “down under”,
And the Opera House (from each angle we knew)
and the A.M.P. Tower with incredible view.
From shopping, I know, I should have been banned,
But there’s so much to buy with my poor, worthless Rand,
Lots of people back home – I need gifts for them all
Paddy’s Market proved better than any large mall.
To hold a koala – feed a young kangaroo
See a cute little Joey as his small head pops through,
The majestic Blue Mountains with forests below
The beautiful birds who make such a show.
The barrier reef with its stunning display
of coral, and turtles, and large Manta Ray;
The fish in their thousands, and of every kind,
Our Awesome Creator the great Master-Mind.
And soon we’ll be back in our “own” southern land
where most of the people are quite darkly tanned,
And we’ll travel to work dodging taxis each day
for there’re children to feed, and there’re bills we must pay.
So we thank back with fondness on the Great South Land
with its litter-free beaches and pure, golden sand;
Our holiday there was quite beyond measure
And the memories we have forever we’ll treasure.
Reproduced with permission
SJA
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Market Square Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Picture downloaded eGGSA
Backround left: St Mary's Church gutted by fire
Sunday, October 24, 2010
The Atherneum Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Date: 17 May 2009
Contributed by: Marielle Ford
Full size: 500x375
The atherneum pe
Picture downloaded http://www.eggsa.org/library/main.php?g2_itemId=960528
1907 Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Date: 06 Oct 2009
Contributed by: Marielle Ford
Full size: 500x394
Algoa bay pe 1907
Picture downloaded http://www.eggsa.org/library/main.php?g2_itemId=960498
Grey's High Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Date: 17 May 2009
Contributed by: Marielle Ford
Full size: 500x375
Grey’s High
Picture downloaded http://www.eggsa.org/library/main.php?g2_itemId=960575
Queen Street Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Date: 06 Oct 2009
Contributed by: Marielle Ford
Full size: 427x274
Queen Street PE
Picture downloaded http://www.eggsa.org/library/main.php?g2_itemId=960653
Western Road Tram Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Date: 06 Oct 2009
Contributed by: Marielle Ford
Full size: 500x351
Western Road PE
Picture downloaded http://www.eggsa.org/library/main.php?g2_itemId=960500
Red House Yaghting Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Date: 06 Oct 2009
Contributed by: Marielle Ford
Full size: 500x338
Redhouse Yaghting PE
Picture downloaded from http://www.eggsa.org/library/main.php?g2_itemId=960663
Monday, October 18, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Everything you touch turns to SH*T Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
The Star newspaper
06 October 2010
Headline page
Now we're about to hear the endless drivel!!!! You're a Joke.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
A Mother's Task - Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Gifted Christian Poet
I have, entrusted to my care, a young and tender soul
to mould and guide and teach and love is such a vital role;
No greater task or honour could ever come my way
And awesome are the duties to be carried out each day.
Each word I say is noticed, each deed I do is seen,
For little ears are listening and little eyes are keen;
My life must be a mirror, reflecting Christ our King
as to the feet of Jesus a little child I bring.
Time passes very quickly and so soon he’s fully grown,
And one day in the future, I’ll reap what I have sown,
What matters then is not the wealth or status he achieves
but that he truly loves the Lord and knows what he believes.
Reproduced by kind permission
SJA
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1bn Boardwalk Future Upgrade Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Picture from article by Audrey D'Angelo
Business Report
05 October 2010
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Market Square Main Street Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
Picture downloaded: Algoa Bay in the Age of Sail
Colin Urquhart
page126
The Old Post Office Algoa Bay Port Elizabeth
The Old Post Office stradeling Main Street is 100 years old but due to poor city governance is left roting behind the City Hall. It is our prayer and wish to see this building fully restored one day.
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