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We have had our worst heatwave so far this year, more fires than the emergency services could cope with and they have had to call the army to assist. Last night we had a magnificent electrical storm, followed by a heavy downpour. The rain should have helped with the fires.
Parliament opened this week, and we had the usual fashion parade, some elegant, some plain, and some just plain stupid.
Hey, c'est la vie!
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
The Big Yellow Bus
It seams every year over the holiday season, SA Roadlink is in the headlines. This time it is very serious with KZN timpounding their vehicles.
The above photo was taken in June in the Culumborg Goods yard where SA Roadlink wash their buses. The black Materia in the foreground belongs to Rikkis.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Another Beautiful Summers Day
Taken this morning in Moullie Point. The wind may blow for days on end, but when it does not blow, summer in Cape Town is pure Paradise!
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Another week has gone by!
Another week has gone by and Bob is still giving South African the finger. The fact that even with all his cheating, he still lost the election, you would expect President Mbeki to tell him (not ask) to step down (well wouldn't you?).
America is finally getting involved (half heartily - obviously tobacco is not as valuable as oil), except Bob is not impressed. Oh well, the politicians will talk, shout and make threats, and the people of Zimbabwe will suffer.
This is why I dislike politicians, they will make noise and do nothing. It is the poor smo' like you and me who suffers.
Oh Wow, the Stormers are number 4 on the log. If the get a quarter
or semi at home, I will have to buy tickets or find someone with a wide screen TV and Satellite.
It was a South African Final last year(the Bulls stole the game from Natal), maybe the Stormers go all the way!
Okay enough senseless rambeling.
America is finally getting involved (half heartily - obviously tobacco is not as valuable as oil), except Bob is not impressed. Oh well, the politicians will talk, shout and make threats, and the people of Zimbabwe will suffer.
This is why I dislike politicians, they will make noise and do nothing. It is the poor smo' like you and me who suffers.
Oh Wow, the Stormers are number 4 on the log. If the get a quarter
or semi at home, I will have to buy tickets or find someone with a wide screen TV and Satellite.
It was a South African Final last year(the Bulls stole the game from Natal), maybe the Stormers go all the way!
Okay enough senseless rambeling.
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