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Saturday, April 3, 2010
This Says It All
FIFA Soccer World Cup 2010 is only 68 days away as I am writing this blog, and can only wonder what South Africans are feeling. South Africans are very proud people and this pride will be on display as they welcome visitors to the beautiful country of South Africa. This picture says it all. Be on the look out for the spirit of soccer in South Africa as displayed by her citizens. South Africans celebrate in a very unique way that says we are South Africans and we are proud of it. As a soccer fan, you probably already know about the new craze that is sweeping across South Africa. Vuvuzela shall rule the world, at least while South Africa is still in contention to win the world cup. South Africans, when their minds are made up, cannot be stopped. It might be wise for you as a visitor to bring ear muffs not only to keep from the cold but to reduce the amount of beautiful noise that will sure be made by spectators that will blowing their Vuvuzelas to no end.
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Dulles International Airport will get one of the few nonstop flights from the U.S. to South Africa next month.
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