Tag: life cover
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Oh, how I long for a house
Sometimes when I am driving through a neighbourhood and spot a home I like the look of that is for sale, I go online and stalk them on property websites and imagine our furniture in it. I don’t phone the agent or anything, because I know no matter what it costs, we can’t afford it…
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Dave is a luuurve machine – Episode 28
So, the mystery woman’s name is Jo, and in this episode she shows Dave around Salvador. She buys him ice-cream, he poses for pics with fans and dances with a drag queen.
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Dave’s night out in Salvador – Episode 27
Dave chats to a soccer enthusiasts during a night out in Salvador. The fortune teller’s prediction that he will find love seems to have struck a chord, and Dave definitely fancies one of the local ladies he chats to.
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#MusicMonday – What was your first dance song?
We’re starting a new series titled #MusicMonday about the role music plays with some of the biggest change moments in our lives. We’re kicking this series off with first dance songs for weddings – always a big deal if your wedding involves some dancing (and why many couples opt for morning weddings!).
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Highlights from Dave’s Big Break – Episode 26
If you missed this week’s episodes about Dave’s big break in Brazil, you can get up to date with this hillarious highlights-clip.
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Highlights from Dave’s Big Break – Episode 25
If you missed this week’s episodes about Dave’s big break in Brazil, you can get up to date with this hillarious highlights-clip
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Dave arrives in Salvador – Episode 24
Dave arrives in questionable style in Salvador. He’s clearly attached to his snazzy pink suit at this stage. He ties a lucky ribbon on the church fence and gives thanks for the luck he has had. It’s a fun, jam-packed episode, check it out.
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Your other heart
Having kids is guaranteed to get your heart broken. Mom-in-progress Kagiso Msimango explains.
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Dave’s endorsements – Episode 23
Brasilia’s local economy gets a boost thanks to Dave’s Endorsements. Has he run out of cash again? Or does he think his patronage is valuable enough to boost the traffic to Brasilia’s local eateries?