Person of the week: Dirk Louw

Yesterday was my 30th birthday celebration with family and close-friends.
(The actual Louis-Leipolt moment 3 decades ago, is 5th of Sept.)

The fine, no: exquisite hospitality and fine touch of Linda Coetzee at her Schoongezicht Guesthouse did not disappoint. Huge thanks to Linda and Abrie for their authentic
and true reception-style.

If ever you are in the area, go pop in and leave refreshed, inspired and full of zest.
More of my special day will follow.

Just a shout-out to my beautiful friend, engaged Danita Kruger who turned 30th yesterday.

All the blessings, fun and provision I pray for you.
Can't wait to see you soon under the most fantastic and divine of circumstances: tying the knot.





Off to Maggie's place in Vredehoek (yummy-sunshine on her porch) and a walk along the Seapoint promenade where the unreal-beautiful artwork of Marieke Prinsloo is exhibited.

As per usual: plenty of runners, cyclists,
pet-lovers ( walking their furry friends ) and ice-cream eating toddlers to be found on the promenade.
Sushi for lunch (Great idea Maggie!) I ate way too much (but that is a different story altogether about me getting confused about the half-price plates at the non-running sushi-belt, chaotic fun)



As it is Sunday-night it is time for the "person of the week" trophy to be passed on from Inge (first winner) to Chris to...

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my dad!




receives this week's "person of the week" award for courage under fire
(the blazing war-zone of nursing your own business to adulthood) and the grace and strong Christian principles he is actively demonstrating.
He also wins because he is a great guy who cares A LOT and sets a fantastic example.

Thanks Dad!
ok bye all- have a super week.