Crawling is the Journey
In the past week, I have been asked why I do not include photos of my daily walks. Now this can either mean that some of you are interested, or you want proof that apples do indeed grow on trees. Either way, I did think it would be a good idea. Trouble is just this: […]
One of my favourite authors is Herman Charles Bosman. He had a way of telling a story, within a story, and then an ending that seldom related to the actual story, but rather highlighted the moral of the story. His writing is very humorous, yet at the same time brutal in honesty. He had a […]
My younger sister moved to Dubai in 2007. After 11 years in Dubai, she then moved on to the USA. I remember her telling me that for the first year in Dubai, she would wake up in the morning, and the moment her feet touched the floor next to the bed, her first thought would […]
Once we had made the decision (or rather the decision was made for us) that we would be moving to Betty’s Bay, we had to break the news to our family. Apart from our 2 sons, we also have a little furry son, a black and white cat called Domino. We were so excited to […]
Colin came upon an interesting term a few days ago: The Cape Crawl. Remember some years back when folks were “packing for Perth” and immigrating to Australia? A new buzz word lately is the “semi-gration” of people from inland to the coast, most of them to the Western Cape, well that was described in one of the little local news papers as the Cape Crawl.
And so here we are, having done just that: The Cape Crawl.
Colin came upon an interesting term a few days ago: The Cape Crawl. Remember some years back when folks were “packing for Perth” and immigrating to Australia? A new buzz word lately is the “semi-gration” of people from inland to the coast, most of them to the Western Cape, well that was described in one […]