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I am ashamed of the length of time that has passed since last I wrote to you, but time really pass these days. It is not that we do not think of you, for every morning I pray for you, the Mandela's and other who suffers under apartheid.

I was most touched that you should take the trouble to write such a kind note. I am sure the thanks belong to people like yourself. All we did was try and reflect what people like you were doing in exile.

This is just a belated little note to say hello and to let you know that I am thinking of you very often. I cannot believe how this year has flown. Are you happier now that you are back in your own place?

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I really would have come, but Ashika was coming so my mummy said Ashika just couldn’t stay all by herself. So I had to stay. I really do miss you so much. My passport expires next year I think.

Your letter dated 8/10 arrived on the 9/10. This was stamped in Pinetown 3600 on the 7/10 - So it’s obvious that your typist is ahead of time. I’ve been reading Kontakion and found on that same day a card from Dori sent while she was ill.

I have read the account of your resignation and your move to radio. I want to wish you well. Success seems always to sound in money. You are successful if you are making money. I wish you will produce quality, sensitive radio taking cognizance of the needs of various groups.

Last weeks Weekly Mail and Guardian told the news of Jack,s demise . I was shocked at his parting and so sorry for you who had lost such a wonderful partner. The Mail speaks of Sharpeville - there is so much more.