Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning...
Right now I am very overwhelmed, and for the first time on my blog, I don't really know what to write. My readers wants me to say something, but I am lost for words as everything is still sinking in. I lost my husband, my home and my life, but for justice I can say it was all worth it. I would like to thank the Most High God for using me as His battle axe to fight and expose evil. All glory and honour belongs to God.
Thank you to everyone who supported me on this blog. I mean this from the bottom of my heart. Thank you Keyboard Warriors. Thank you Team Jean. Most of you where anonymous, but you worked hard behind the scenes. Thank you Moses. Thank you Sam Mutema. Thank you Walter Nhliziyo. Thank you Caleb. Thank you Author and Debbie. Thank you Mimi. Thank you Joe Bloggs. Thank you Embassy Cleaner. Thank you Elijah Chikwezvero. Thank you Any Youri. Thank you Dr Ven Vengesai. Thank you Fredrick. Thank you Thembi. Thank you Fungai. Thank you Chipo. Thank you Aunty Jenny. Thank you Helga. Thank you Dandaro Remadzimai Anhasi. Thank SUMU Facebook group. Thank you Zim Eye staff. Thank you Lance Guma. Thank you Muzvare Betty Makoni. Thank you Tendai. Thank you Howard. Thank you Munyaradzi N. Thank you Eunice. Thank you Nino. You were all the wind beneath my wings. You believed me and gave me strength.
For me this the dawn of a new era. Old things have passed away, behold all things have became new...Last week in Scotland, my most defining moments were captured on camera, as I am lost for words right now, allow me dear readers, to share with you in pictures the week that changed my life forever.
Thank you to everyone who supported me on this blog. I mean this from the bottom of my heart. Thank you Keyboard Warriors. Thank you Team Jean. Most of you where anonymous, but you worked hard behind the scenes. Thank you Moses. Thank you Sam Mutema. Thank you Walter Nhliziyo. Thank you Caleb. Thank you Author and Debbie. Thank you Mimi. Thank you Joe Bloggs. Thank you Embassy Cleaner. Thank you Elijah Chikwezvero. Thank you Any Youri. Thank you Dr Ven Vengesai. Thank you Fredrick. Thank you Thembi. Thank you Fungai. Thank you Chipo. Thank you Aunty Jenny. Thank you Helga. Thank you Dandaro Remadzimai Anhasi. Thank SUMU Facebook group. Thank you Zim Eye staff. Thank you Lance Guma. Thank you Muzvare Betty Makoni. Thank you Tendai. Thank you Howard. Thank you Munyaradzi N. Thank you Eunice. Thank you Nino. You were all the wind beneath my wings. You believed me and gave me strength.
For me this the dawn of a new era. Old things have passed away, behold all things have became new...Last week in Scotland, my most defining moments were captured on camera, as I am lost for words right now, allow me dear readers, to share with you in pictures the week that changed my life forever.
My week in Scotland in pictures...
I wore this royal blue school girl design dress and cardigan to symbolise my innocence...
Stirling Castle has a special place in my heart, it has magnificent and breathtaking views accompanied with compelling history, I went there to meditate and reflect...
I managed to find time to be the best mummy I can be... Scotland treated us really well, for my children it was the perfect holiday...
Macdonald Spa and Hotel was absolutely amazing, I am grateful to the Prosecution who booked us in such a place of peace and tranquillity. It was perfect peace in the midst of the storm. I had time to swim and relax after gruelling cross examination by the defence lawyer.
Back in my home-town yesterday, on a normal quiet summer afternoon as I did the school run, behold I heard the guilty verdict, and my response went something like this...