It's 1400hrs (excuse the military term) and we're about ready to call it a week.
Some are off tonight (all the way to Pretoria, Durban, Cape Town) and some will leave tomorrow (for Queenstown and nearer towns). But by breakfast on Saturday, all our '09 Journos will be home. Here's hoping that you don't hate your parents--or you will have a long winter!
Mo and myself will of course stay here--here being Rhodes University. We shall be sending you a lot of positive energy.
Bon Voyage!
Sim
7 comments:
Its going to be a very long trip back to the familar not that i don't miss it but im going miss the JMS department. Thanx a million
Bonjour Sim!
Let me take this opportunity to thank you big brother for all the hard work,effort and a lot of your time you invested on us making sure that we are even better equipped. The ball is now on everyone of us' courts but I am sure you will always be there to provide help when it is needed. Masebe
Thank U Sim you helped us notice even those things we took for granted and I have to say I learned a lot in this past five days and i had a lot of fun at the same time.
thank you for taking your time which you could have went for bungie jumping or scubber diving even better mountain hicking to be with us through this experience. it might not look like it but it means a lot to us. take care and thanx a 1000000.
No! guys it enough now no more thanking you over doing it now.am the last thank you to all.
Sim, I know I speak for everyone when I say THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Could not have done it without you. Go team!
Sim you told us to avoid using expressions that are being Over used unless there is no other way to avoid them, but I have to use this one, THANK YOU A LOT. You have really inspired us to look at the world in a different view and you successfully presented the programme in a more relaxed way and made us comfortable at all times....and i think you really helped me speak a lot.. I gues
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