Your letters seem to be slower than others, no wonder. Hope the flu has passes by now.

Welcome back to Southern Africa. Comrades fighting side by side. Reconstruction is such a painful process. Perhaps more painful that the labour involved in the birth of a nation.

Many thanks for your letter. Yes, I’d seen the papers and was so pleased for your brother and all the family. I haven't visited your Mother again but hope to do so before I leave.

It looks like the University will take my body and that will settle that matter. See attached letter. My Will is made in your favour and Deva and Basil are the executors. The Will is in Basil's possession. I cannot find my copy - If I don't I might draw another in your favour.

We take special pleasure in sending you our latest issue of lFCO NEWS. It comes as we are finalizing plans for the celebration of IFCO's 30th anniversary. And it comes with our special thanks to you because it is your steadfast support that has made IFCO's work possible.

I am pleased that you wrote to me but the news it conveyed saddens me. Thumba Pillay sent a message through his daughter who was here on holiday that MJ had died but Patrick's death came as news. I do remember both MJ and Patrick with affection. When I was in S.A.

Thank you so much for your card. Isn't it expensive buying cards and envelopes. Why don't you use an aerogramme or a piece of paper to respond. It should be cheaper? I worry that you have so much to do now that Mike has left you. I still cannot believe this.

Tomorrow is your birthday and you will be two years. Your mother tells me that she made yo a VW cake. I do hope it is edible and that you have a wonderful birthday. Your present, a scrap book was to have gone with Peta who was to take Blob to Mutare to celebrate her 80th birthday.

Please note my address. I've lost the box now that I am not practicing Law. This is my home and you are welcome as always to visit, to share a cup of coffee. I cannot remember Jackie and Eric Metzner - What did they do?