Local Travel • Lifestyle • Interviews
I had this post ready and waiting in my drafts for months – and then the pandemic started. For a while, I was scared that we would never have events like this again. Considering how long we were trapped indoors for, you can forgive me for jumping to that conclusion. Continue reading “Baakens Food Truck Funday.”
Last year I participated in an eco-collab with 9 amazing ladies, fellow bloggers, from around the globe about sustainability, wellness and the environment. I thought it would be worthwhile to share the tips that I posted on my designated day. I learnt so much through the collab and continue to learn more and more about how to adopt a more eco-friendly lifestyle. I wouldn’t call myself the most ‘green’ person I know, but I’m willing to try, little by little where I can. You do not have to throw out every single plastic object in your home overnight, green-living can and should start out much simpler than that.
Continue reading “How to keep your local beach clean.”
Happy Sunday everyone!
How have the past few months been treating you? 2020 is still proving to be a pretty crazy year.
Continue reading “A little life update.”
Who would’ve thought that 2020 would be the year that an infectious disease would bring the whole entire globe to a standstill? Not me! But here we are. Continue reading “Thoughts on the Coronavirus pandemic.”
“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.”
Do you ever have one of those pinch-me-I-must-be-dreaming moments in your life that don’t feel real? That was last night for me. Continue reading “Jeremy Loops: The Golden Waves Tour”
A super sweet surprise is coming to Port Elizabeth this weekend and you don’t wanna miss it!
Continue reading “A Sweet Surprise: The Little Generosity Shop.”
Today’s my Bloggerversaryyy!!
Exactly 3 years ago, May 13th 2016, I started tinathandi.com. You won’t believe what my very first post was about: an article on Norwegian DJ Kygo (I was a huge fan at the time, don’t ask 😂).
It’s amazing to see just how much my blog has changed since then. Continue reading “Why I started blogging.”
Hellooo beautiful people!
I hope the week has been treating you well. ❤
Today I’ll be continuing with my series of posts on markets in Port Elizabeth. This post is dedicated to The Goodnight Market! Continue reading “The Goodnight Market.”
It’s quite easy to fall into the trap of believing that you’ll only pursue a certain career or passion once you’ve reached a particular age, when reality is, if you don’t start now, you quite possibly never will.
At only 17 years old, Celso Fabbri is already making a name for himself on the PE social scene, DJing events and sharing his music producing skills. Armed with the special ability to get a crowd in the mood to groove, Celso is definitely one to watch.
Read on to find out more about how Celso’s music-making journey began, how he manages to juggle making music while still being a matric-year high school student, what he likes the most and the least about our city Port Elizabeth, and what his dream collaboration would be. Continue reading “Celso Fabbri: For the love of local music”
The Here & Now 