Wednesday 27 October 2021, day 27 of Level 1 😷
Corona Gratitude 🙏
#grateful for a lovely day, peaking at 28C and turning into an unexpected thunderstorm this afternoon, with rain pouring while I was at a meeting, so worried about my babies, but they were well looked after, Earl Grey experiencing his first such storm, and petrified; for preparing for my client meetings this morning; for a walk to Bakoven; for excellent meetings at Zest and newkings boutique Continue reading →
The Sweet Service Award goes to the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, for performing a lunch-time Concert of Gratitude outside the Groote Schuur Hospital on 15 September, to thank the healthcare workers of the hospital for all their work, support of patients, and sacrifices made during the Corona pandemic. ‘Our tribute to the health workers of South Africa. They put their lives on the line to ensure we were all as safe as possible. Thank you. We hope you enjoy our tribute to you’, wrote the Orchestra Director Louis Heyneman.
Monday 20 September 2021, Full Moon, Day 8 of Level 2 😷
Corona Gratitude 🙏
#grateful for a day that just got better and better, starting with a wake-up arrival back into the building at 2h00 this morning by Sacha Jack’s EbbTide 201 tenant Franklin, ready to start a party with his loud music, I luckily being able to fall sleep again; for glorious rain this morning; for a hard-working morning; for an hour long interview by brand new magazine IconicSA editor Isaac, for their inaugural October issue, focusing on my role as being an honest and controversial restaurant Continue reading →
Saturday 18 September 2021, Day 6 of Level 2 😷
Corona Gratitude 🙏
#grateful for a great day to be in the outdoors and to give back to Camps Bay, hosting a Community Beach Clean in International Coastal Cleanup Day, so delighted with the fabulous turnout, including Gary Peterson and Nicholas Fjord, the latter two graciously allowing a dad with two daughters to win the prize of two burgers at The 41 💙, one of them offering her future beach cleaning services for her German School community project; for fabulous service from Manager Emma with tea served on the lawns opposite The 41; for Camps Bay being so nice and busy, with walkers and beach goers, it Continue reading →