Group Sales - Annique Beauty Salon and Day Spa
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10<br />
Despite kicking <strong>and</strong> screaming, despite throwing one<br />
tantrum after the other, even despite lamenting with<br />
sad, tear-fi lled eyes <strong>and</strong> droopy shoulders, the advent of<br />
the years will not crumble or slip one rung of the ladder;<br />
slip, tumble, or fade away into eternal darkness. The<br />
advent of the years will not STOP! No matter what you do,<br />
it will be to no avail … until the cows come home…<br />
Some months ago the umpteenth birthday in my life came<br />
looming over my shoulders while I was not watching. I<br />
had just turned my back to pay attention to the one or<br />
other precious, almost extinct miniscule plant venturing<br />
out into the alien <strong>and</strong> not-so friendly habitat of ours,<br />
when the awareness of this imminent birthday hit me like<br />
a ton of bricks - unannounced, unavoidable, unwelcome<br />
indeed. However, one has to be on your best behaviour<br />
at all times as far as the sneaking nature of time per se is<br />
concerned.<br />
And taking life seriously, I can assure you that at this very<br />
moment I am asking myself: Is 83+ a blessing or is ageing<br />
for the birds? But let’s get a bit analytical: Is 83+ a blessing<br />
in disguise or is it something that should send me helterskelter<br />
into hiding? No use, I can’t run away. I may just as<br />
well throw in the towel, tackle the bull by the horns <strong>and</strong><br />
challenge it head on.<br />
Another aspect about getting older is the irrevocable <strong>and</strong><br />
mischievous nature of time to intertwine itself into the<br />
Dr <strong>Annique</strong> Theron (left) celebrates with <strong>Annique</strong><br />
<strong>Sales</strong> Manager, Renette Josling, <strong>and</strong> one of our<br />
top 5 consultants, Fransie du Plessis.<br />
POINTS TO PONDER:<br />
“THE MOVING FINGER<br />
WRITES AND HAVING<br />
WRITTEN, MOVES ON”<br />
By Dr <strong>Annique</strong> Theron<br />
permanence thereof second by second, minute by minute,<br />
year by year - never ever deviating from its function <strong>and</strong><br />
responsibility as the ticker of time that reminds me of the<br />
”moving fi nger” of Kahlil Gibran which he described as<br />
follows:<br />
Getting half a word obliterated, let alone having someone<br />
dab away the tears trickling down my cheeks... ladies, I<br />
can’t bear being under the weather. I am going to bite<br />
the bullet <strong>and</strong> since I am fairly au fait as far as ageing <strong>and</strong><br />
health are concerned, I’m going to be bold in giving you a<br />
bird’s eye view of a phenomenon of aging, just for the fun<br />
of it . You will love it, so, I will keep you posted…<br />
Fond regards,<br />
DR ANNIQUE THERON<br />
Connie Zietsman, Melanie van Wyk,<br />
Adri van Eeden <strong>and</strong> Belinda Fourie<br />
attended the celebration.<br />
—KAHLIL GIBRAN<br />
“The moving fi nger writes<br />
<strong>and</strong> having written, moves on;<br />
Not all the piety or wit shall<br />
lure it back to cancel half a line;<br />
Nor all they tears;<br />
wipe out a word of it.”<br />
– Kahlil Gibran.<br />
Dr Theron with Annelize<br />
du Plessis of Potchefstroom