Cape town is ready for the World Cup to start, the airport has had a major upgrade, we have a new soccer stadium, the railway station is upgraded, everyone is soccer mad and wearing yellow Bafana Bafana soccer shirts and cars are flying flags for the countries they support. The shops are selling out on merchandise even though not as many foreigners as expected are coming. Tomorrow the schools close for 5 weeks, so the kids have an extra long holiday, on Friday we are allowed to leave work early to watch the opening, hopefully Bafana Bafana can put on a good show, if they manage to win the country will go mad.... Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Let the World cup begin
Cape town is ready for the World Cup to start, the airport has had a major upgrade, we have a new soccer stadium, the railway station is upgraded, everyone is soccer mad and wearing yellow Bafana Bafana soccer shirts and cars are flying flags for the countries they support. The shops are selling out on merchandise even though not as many foreigners as expected are coming. Tomorrow the schools close for 5 weeks, so the kids have an extra long holiday, on Friday we are allowed to leave work early to watch the opening, hopefully Bafana Bafana can put on a good show, if they manage to win the country will go mad.... 
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Hoi Ankie, Clive en Paul,
wat ontzettend leuk om te zien hoe het voetbal bij jullie leeft. Hier in NL kleurt langzaam aan alles oranje. Het is raar om te zien maar wel ontzettend leuk. Geniet van jullie extra lange vakantie en hopen dat jullie gaan winnen maar wij natuurlijk ook hahah.
Heel veel groetjes van ons
Twan, Inge, Lotte en Kas
die hebben de oranje kleding ook al klaar hangen.
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