May the odds be ever in your favour!
I had the honour of delivering the Valedictory speech for the Class of 2018 yesterday, a few days after our school’s 85th birthday. Here’s what I said: Good morning, everyone, […]
Farewell to the Class of 2015
Although it’s 2018 now, in looking for ideas for my Valedictory speech for the class of 2018, I came across my speech to bid farewell to the class of 2015 […]
Cube – a Joburg fine dining experience
If you haven’t yet had the pleasure of eating at Cube Tasting Kitchen, do yourself a favour and start saving up. Forgo all those crappy fast-food “meals” and stop pretending […]
Rainy day woman
It’s mid-May in Joburg and it’s raining. It’s raining like I should be in Cape Town or London. This is not normal Joburg weather. Then again, there has been nothing […]
Delirium
I was privileged to watch a rare performance of Victoria Hume’s Delirium project at Wiser (Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research) at Wits University last Friday. The project first premiered in […]
Road Tripping
A few weeks ago I scored – my work gave us the three days off between the two long weekends (Human Rights’ Day and Easter) and I decided that since the […]
Claw
My nearly 14-year-old and her friend had to do some community service for school last term, and she didn’t want to do what everyone else was doing. I remembered that my […]
People’s Republic of Noodles
I don’t know why it has taken me so long to get to Pron in Linden. I’ve been hearing rave reviews from so many people but somehow they’ve been open […]
March Forth
Last night I attended the opening of the March Forth exhibition at the Bamboo Centre in Melville. I arrived a little late, after the speeches (because kittens) but still managed […]
State of the Nation (imho)
I’m a leo, a mother of two sassy daughters and a school teacher. I know all the answers. Don’t try to convince me you know better than me. So what […]
