Mo - North

Fellow Mo - ers. These are exiting times indeed. For those of you who watched the game between the Aussies and England on Saturday, you could not have missed the amount of Mo's the sporty rugby okes sported. Wonderful indeed, well done to the men from Aus and England. As for the Kiwi's and the Wales rugga boys, well on any given day it is hard to see whether they are sporting a Mo, or if that is just how they look. So lets see coming Saturday if some of our Bokke are sporting a Mo. Rumor has it there might be a few.
So I secretly boarded a flight to the hinterland, that part of the country which Capetonians refer to 'up there'. The reason? To come and see if the manne up here really do love the Mo as passionately as folk lore would have us believe. Well, day one went so so. Difficult to say, because when you drive around in a sedan vehicle, mo - spotting so to say it, is rather difficult tot see if the guy next to you in the ma mo-erse bakkie is sporting a Mo when he is sitting 6 feet above you in some zooped up SUV 4 by 4, Elephant hunting 6 wheeler bokkie ballas sporting dif lock trok. All you can see is the wiel doppe, which is centered slightly above the roof of my little mo-watching sedan. Maar more manne, more. Then I'm gonna walk the shopping centers (they congregate in large numbers in shopping centers, much like the wildebeest do on the plains of the Ngoro Ngoro Crater during the great migration). Like a intrepid game spotter i will camouflage myself into a Mo-spotter, and do mu up most best to take some skelm mo-pics. The best of which i will post here, of course. If i do get charged by some mad Blou Bulle pack animal, do pray I make the lift before he gets to me.
So happy Mo - growing. make sure to keep record of your Mo's progress. You can post it on the Facebook group (It's on the website www.bowlingformovember.co.za at the bottom of the home page. And check out the prizes list... it just gets better and better
Tot Vrydag toe, Mo-love and Mo the Peace