Banana trees and Evil owls

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27.10.20 Pt 2 -Is homeschooling an option for most people, or is Pythagoras' Theorem best left to people who know what's what? If your life is established, would you want a new partner later in life... or are you single to the death? Is anyone proud to work for the South African government? If you don't fix potholes in Durban, the people will make you reap what they sow. Owls are not a solution to your rodent problem in Africa, they are the 11th plague.
27 Oct 2020 1AM English Explicit South Africa Society & Culture · News

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