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Corona Virus: Lockdown Journey Journal, Day 78 of Level 1, 17 December 2021

 

Friday 17 December 2021, Day 78 of Level 1 😷

Corona Lockdown Gratitude 🙏

#grateful for a relaxed working day, having until lunchtime to finish the client posts, fitting in a Vit D shot on the terrace too; for a beach of a day, after the heavy South Easter last night; for a cut and colour at Hair by Isabella Page Morgan in Sea Point, dying of heat having the mask on for two hours, with no breeze; for shopping at Woolworths St John’s Piazza, always a service issue; for a quick hello to Celia Mauerberger at Frosted; for an ice cream treat at The Dairy Den; for getting home, having Continue reading →

Corona Virus: Lockdown Journey Journal, Day 71 of Level 1, 10 December 2021

 

Friday 10 December 2021, Day 71 of Level 1 😷

Corona Lockdown Gratitude 🙏

#grateful for a cool misty day, this morning and this afternoon, but the fog has moved away now, but Lions Head is hiding completely, looking like it’s covered in snow; for a hard working day, preparing for a client Status meeting; for a Bakoven walk; for a lovely Status meeting with my newest client Ian Halfon, really loving his responsiveness and receptiveness to my ideas, and that we meet in Camps Bay; for a pop in at the new Beach House in Camps Bay; for a quick shop at Pick n Pay; for a chat to Continue reading →

Sweet Service Award goes to Dr Wim de Beer; Sour Service Award goes to Facebook!

 

The Sweet Service Award goes to my dentist Dr Wim de Beer, who is busy repairing an implant that has cracked, doing so step by step, and choosing the least uncomfortable method to do so.  I no longer have any fear of visiting a dentist.

 

 

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Sweet Service Award goes to Hazendal; Sour Service Award goes to EbbTide Apartments!

 

The Sweet Service Award goes to Hazendal, and its Guest Relations Manager Willem van der Merwe, for showing Gary Peterson and I around the wine estate for 45 minutes, the time it took the kitchen to prepare a Russian Tea Ceremony for us at short notice. Willem is a mine of information about the 300 year plus history of Hazendal. He found us in the restaurant, and offered to show us around, without us asking for it.  He is a fantastic ambassador for Hazendal. Continue reading →