ZuluGirlGoes2Jhb

Every parent has a dream, and every parent will go to the deepest horizons to make sure that their child has the best in life, sending them to the best universities, colleges, in far lands away from home so that perhaps they could get a better future and life than their own. However, the saying that " you can take the horse to the river, but never would you make it drink " is proved. We all have chances and choices in life, however the dreams our parents have for us are nothing but...
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Every parent has a dream, and every parent will go to the deepest horizons to make sure that their child has the best in life, sending them to the best universities, colleges, in far lands away from home so that perhaps they could get a better future and life than their own. However, the saying that " you can take the horse to the river, but never would you make it drink " is proved. We all have chances and choices in life, however the dreams our parents have for us are nothing but visions without us making the right decisions and choices and grabbing the good chance. Blank, unrealistic visions that is.This is an unedited book from a young lady who moves from the rural to the city and she reiterates her version of events in the big city of Johannesburg in South Africa. Perhaps the lesson reaches worlds and gets an understanding with the picture she is trying to paint.This was taken from her own mouth and text and was not edited in anyway, grammar was correct though so that some lines that do not make sense were made sensible and there is no translation made to the vernacular vocab used, so your own resources of translations would come handy. This is to keep the interest and suspense alive.