Dream on, dreamer
I cannot beliieeevee it’s been three years since I did one of these posts! Looks like I’ve got a bit of catching up to do. If you’re new here, I like to put together compilations of the music I listen to, and share my thoughts about how I found the songs or why I like them so much.
So without further ado, here’s today’s ‘Have A Listen’ post… Continue reading “Have a listen.”
I remember first discovering Nicole Honeywill’s page on Instagram and being completely floored by how beautiful, and how well curated her page was. I was even more surprised when I found out that she wasn’t even an influencer from somewhere far away like the UK or the USA, but a South African girl living right here in the Eastern Cape. Continue reading “Vulnerability & Visual Storytelling: A Conversation with Nicole Honeywill.”
Local travel is the best. South Africa is home to a lot of stunning, seaside gems, and Knysna is one of them. This beautiful town in the Western Cape is where we spent the weekend, 2 months ago when the mid-semester break offered us a chance to have a bit of freedom from university work. Continue reading “Knysna.”
“If you don’t eat meat, then what do you actually eat?”
If you’re vegan or vegetarian, then you’ve probably heard at least a dozen variations of this question directed at you. The amount of skepticism shown almost always sent me into defense mode, but what I’ve come to learn is that the reason why people ask is because they genuinely want to know. Continue reading “Kindred Kitchen.”
It’s been a minute!
Sorry for what has been the longest ever hiatus from this blog! Over the next few weeks I’ll be doing some throwback posts to update you all on what I’ve been up to. 😊 Today’s post will be the first. Continue reading “The Banquet: Desmond and the Tutus.”
1 in 4 women in South Africa have been, or will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime. And if that statistic isn’t shocking enough already, then maybe putting things into context, will: in your group of, say, 8 friends, that’s 2 of you. Continue reading “Am I next?”
