A close friend of mine celebrated her 30th birthday and I was excited when I heard of the secret venue where the suprise party was to be hosted. The place brought back Geology 2nd year memories where we had to spend close to an entire day out on the sun, mapping the various lithological units… Read More Geology loves inland Provinces – Part 2
One really doesn’t need to go overseas, getting on a plane and then jet off to some fancy location (unless one has the budget to do so of course) to truly take in the beauty that God has blessed us with, and yes I used God. All of this for free & just for us… Read More Geology loves inland Provinces – Part 1
Photo courtesy of politicalanalysis.co.za The forth week of 2019, ending 25th January, was nothing short of a dramatic, climax rollercoaster and being ill with flu didn’t stand a chance at getting in the way of me missing any minute of the drama. It was the most important week for the story as The River (a… Read More Why The River is magic
Where do I even begin with a letter to someone as amazing as you Mam’Thembsie? I would like to start off by passing my sincere congratulations to you for your well-deserved achievements over the weekend at the Dstv Mzansi viewership choice awards. I continue to celebrate and echo your glory long after the awards show… Read More Dear Thembsie Matu
A picture captured at the popular Mangaung cultural festival (Macufe) 2018’s main concert in Bloemfontein. Attending concerts is often a great way to have fun, experience outdoors and the thrill of live performances and culture with close friends and family but if the experience is not treated with extreme caution, care and vigilance, it can… Read More Be safety conscious when attending concerts
