Mill Junction – coolest digs in town.
Student life in Johannesburg has got a whole lot more colourful since I was at university. Citiq (a company specialising in student accommodation) has taken on a great recycling project which […]
Monthly Archives: June 2014
Exploring Joburg
I generally don’t go further north than Illovo. I get annoyed when someone gives me a Sandton City voucher, because then I have to go there. Call me judgemental if you […]
Pain in the neck
I woke up with a dreadful pain in the neck earlier this week. I’m used to pain – I have ongoing lower back issues which I am able to ease […]
Roof of Africa
A trip to the Carlton Centre is like a real blast from the past. I remember trips to town with my mother and my grandmother when I was a little […]
The beautiful (if corrupt and very expensive) game.
Four year ago – was it seriously FOUR YEARS AGO? – I invited a bunch of friends over to watch the Opening Ceremony and the first game of the 2010 World Cup […]
A Literary Feast – The Kingsmead Book Fair
Last week I was lucky enough to attend the Kingsmead Book Fair, an annual literary festival held at Kingsmead College in Rosebank, Johannesburg. Being able to attend the Kingsmead Book […]
On World Cancer Survivors’ Day
In some ways my mom is, in fact, a cancer survivor – she’s shed the body that was riddled with the stuff and is happy and healthy now, in another realm. […]
Italian Flair in Linden (expressive hands and all!)
Linden is recently coming back to life in a most exciting way. There are all sorts of coffee shops and restaurants, studios and creative businesses popping up. A most lovely […]
