She is a good housemother, that one," said Mma Ramotswe. Mma Potokwane agreed. "Whenever I hear people say that the country is going to the dogs-and there are such people, you know, Mma…
Mma Ramotswe and Mma Potokwane engage in a conversation about the qualities of a good housemother, affirming the importance of such figures in society. Mma Ramotswe expresses her appreciation for a particular housemother, indicating that not all perspectives agree on the state of the country. Their discussion reflects a sense of community and shared values regarding nurturing roles within their culture.
The reference to people lamenting the decline of the country illustrates a common sentiment, yet Mma Potokwane and Mma Ramotswe find hope in the presence of strong, caring individuals who help maintain familial and social stability. This dialogue highlights the contrast between pessimism and the recognition of positive influences in their lives.
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