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Used to be Young
I was so happy to be able to fly to George to see Lily, Trevor, Josh and Amelia. Josh’s mom Jackie is home at the moment and it was lovely to get to spend time with her too. We are very similar in so many ways. Josh and Lily picked me up from the airport…
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Alphabet Li & CreepoCop
In my last post I mentioned attending soul circle, but I did not tell you that several people told me that my energy is completely different than when I first attended a year ago. Apparently I was a ball of nervous energy then, I think someone called me a ‘bumblebee’ which makes me giggle. Someone…
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The Bigger Picture
I have quite a few visual challenges in that I am very myopic (i.e. ‘near-sighted’) as well as I have an eye disease which affects my vision, but another challenge is that I am colour blind. My Dad used to call it ‘colour ignorant’ because we do see colour, we just do not always know…
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Safe Words
Norm and I ended up having a lovely Sunday last week, even though we had no plans to do anything at all. I had been wanting to go to the Under the Trees Market in Constantia for ages but we are terrible about getting organised and out of the house on weekends. We decided the…
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Have A Little Faith in Me
I mentioned in last week’s post about the taxi strikes and the resulting drama and damage around Cape Town. This week has been full of drama as well. So many people are unable to get to work, the shelves in the shops are bare. Many people are walking far for minimal food as there is…
Kitten in the City
Neurodiverse Georgia Peach transplanted to Cape Town, the most beautiful city in the world
Kitten in the City 