Dear reader, this will be my last blog post for the foreseeable future. It will come back in another iteration, of that I’m sure but it’s goodbye for now. Why, you ask? Because we have sold the Go. See. Do. SA business to our Cape Town Manager, Alison Coughlan. Ali is an absolute tourism stalwart […]
It’s Halloween next week, which means I have signed up to have approx. 600 kids come past our house tomoz (wish me luck). Also, I should be recommending scary movies and books for your enjoyment. I, however, do not like scary movies or books so soz can’t help you there. I remember finding Nightmare on
Guys, I’m not going to blow smoke up your collective asses by pretending that things are great at the moment (even though some of you might enjoy the sensation. No judgies.) You know that point where you get dumped by a wave and you feel like you’re in a washing machine, and you can’t breathe
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Sue was the one of the first authors I interviewed for this blog almost a year ago, so it seems serendipitous that the first launch I attended post lockdown was for her new book A Family Affair. I had never attended a Book Revue launch before, Pippa Smith facilitated a lovely, informal discussion and provided
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As I write this, we have had no electricity at home for *26 hours and counting. We have had three power cuts in the last eight days that have amounted to almost two full days with no electricity and one day last week with no water. Joburg, I love you but FFS you need to
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I have been mulling over the topic of rereading since Schim (author Gail Schimmel) mentioned that she had started rereading Grown Ups by Marian Keyes (may I add that this was a couple of weeks after she finished reading it the first time. Schim is a professional Marian fan). I am a chronic rereader, which
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