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Posted by Gina Robb on Thursday, April 26, 2012 In : Love and Relationships
It was in 1956 when my grandmother first landed on South African soil. As she explains it, there is no word based description that could describe the raging storm of that night. For any 22 year old young lady, this first experience of a new surrounding was daunting and frightening. Having come from a strong catholic and Italian origin, my grandmother was simply over whelmed, having taken her first steps out of the only country she knew and having taken them by herself. It was only a few days ... Continue reading...
Posted by Suzi Broom on Friday, April 13, 2012 In : theatre
The Phantom of the Opera an intricate and delicate web. Photo by Gina Robb THE MAGICALLY CAPTIVATING WEB THAT IS THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
By Suzi Broom
The story of The Phantom of the Opera can be described as something not unlike a spider’s web. With Intricate details and moments so delicate your breath itself could destroy the mere concept. A Web brought together with a passion and a love like no other. In the middle of it all, a beautifully misunderstood creature whose strength as well as... Continue reading...
Posted by Gina Robb on Tuesday, November 8, 2011
“I never had a slice of bread particularly large and wide that did not fall upon the floor and always on the buttered side”
We have all met him, in fact we are all very familiar with his work, we see the fruits of his labour everyday, in all that we do, and yet none of us like him, it would be better if he just stayed away, because he has a habit of arriving at the perfectly wrong time. It would best if we all remain seated, no one raises their glasses and there will be no round... Continue reading...
Posted by Essence S Tshuma on Thursday, October 27, 2011 In : Men in Relationships
No no. No need to panic, we’re not talking
about those dangerous armed stalkers you’ll watch late on Friday night. Instead
it’s that ‘sweet girl’ you meet at the bus stop and the next day she is giving
you her number. Out of pity you give her yours,Your biggest mistake!
Technically society believes that a guy is meant to be the chaser not the other
way round but, partly because of the world we now live in; girls now have the
courage to approach a guy and dish out their feelings.... Continue reading...
Posted by Suzie Broom on Friday, October 21, 2011 In : Arts and Culture
As classic fairy-tales go, Alice in Wonderland has always been one of those tales that no one is quite sure where it comes from. With characters such as the White Rabbit, The Mad Hatter and the Queen of Hearts, it’s no wonder people have always wondered about Wonderland. The story of Alice in Wonderland written by Lewis Carroll is renowned for being a bit “trippy”, however I feel that it has only been in the production presented by the UJ Dance Company and directed by resident choreog... Continue reading...
Posted by forward thinker on Thursday, October 20, 2011 In : Food and Wine
By Gina Robb
The third and last leg of the Good Food and Wine Show visited Gauteng from the 22-25 of September 2011 at The Dome in North Gate. Having already been to Cape Town and Durban, the show was anything but disappointing to any food or wine lover. With a celebrity chef line up and all the big franchise names in South African food, the show was the place to be.
Among the best of them was British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay who hosted a number of cooking shows in the chefs in actio... ? ? Continue reading...
Posted by Monique De Nobrega on Tuesday, October 4, 2011 In : social Activities.
Its early Saturday morning the 1st of October. The sun is rising, the birds are singing and it off to Sun City for Spring Break we go. The earlier you go the better because there’s less traffic and you get to Sun City sooner to start off the Spring Break weekend.
Valley of the Waves was the venue for Sun City’s Spring Break. The day was packed with lots of sun, hot guys and girls showing off their bodies and DJs Grant and Anele from 5fm and John Walland and Darren Scott from... ? ? Continue reading...
Posted by forward thinker on Monday, October 3, 2011
image courtesy of http://www.studentvillage.co.za/entertainment/flash-a-musical-
When the word flash comes to mind the first thing that one thinks of maybe something along the lines of lightning, perhaps something in the direction of a TV series or even a superhero. However in the last two weeks flash has taken on a new persona in the form of a musical blog.
Described by the director, Alby Michaels, “Flash is a social statement – an observation of our time.” With this concept crea... ? Continue reading...
Posted by forward thinker Yahoo.com on Friday, September 16, 2011 In : Woman in Relationships
Some questions just aren’t worth the oxygen you expend asking them. Especially in love. Here, match.com’s relationship expert Kate Taylor reveals the mistakes you don’t want to make out loud
source: relationshipquestions.net
"Did you get my message?"Anyone who knows anything about love and life immediately recognises this question for what it is – the relationship equivalent of the pin being removed from a hand-grenade. You have approximately 10 seconds to get yourself to a place of saf... Continue reading...
Posted by forward thinker Suzi Broom on Monday, September 12, 2011 In : Art
At first glance the mixed mediums used by Christiaan Diedricks may send mixed messages, sending common thought as well as emotion into disarray. However on closer inspection, when one really looks into any one of his artworks, a new vision of intensity is experienced. With a simple stitch, brush stroke or even the clearly defined pencil mark you are swept up into another realm of thought, a perspective like no other.
A professional artist since 1994 Diedricks has been defined by his diversit... Continue reading...
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