Category: Life Event
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How I Lost My Heart to a House That Sang To Me
It had wooden floors, pressed ceilings, a stoep that has to be called a balcony because it’s too nice to be called a stoep. There was lots and lots to love. And it had a view!
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The Secret Joys of Leaving Your To-Do List Till the Weekend
As a single parent, the list of things to do is often overwhelming. There’s the constant tidying, for one. Every surface vies for attention. Then there’s the leaking gutter, the dodgy internet, the widening crack in the wall…
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Meet the 21st Century Sangoma Who is Teaching Big Business How to Cope With Change
Dineo Ndlanzi shares some of the answers she has found, on a journey of change and enlightenment that is uniquely South African and yet holds lessons for the world.
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How We Took the first Big, Brave Step Towards Getting Married
We had a general idea of when we’d like to officially commit our lives to each other in the eyes of the law, but the way we pinned down the day was the way all good things in this family happen. Slowly.
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Let’s talk about Adding Value to your Home
Watch our latest Iris Session with David O’Sullivan, in which he gets home improvement, to add value, advice from “Tuis” editor, Wicus Pretorius, DIY boffin Mandy Collins and Seeff Randburg MD, Chris Hajec.
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Why I’m Battling to Get Fit-fat For My Wedding Day
I am a big lad. I’m what I like to call, fit-fat. This year I have completed an ultra-marathon weighing in at a cool 113kgs. That’s 11 or so bags of Epol. I think. I’ve never bought Epol.
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Ruda Gesels met Helen Zille
Moenie Ruda Landman se gesprek met Helen Zille oor die grootste veranderinge in haar lewe misloop nie. Luister na die opname of lees dit hier.
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The Sad But True Story of How Bob Lost His Job
Dave Luis shares some crucial social media tips for keeping it tidy so that you don’t put your career opportunities at risk.
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Hi, My name is Tank, and I’m a Rugbyholic
At age 24, my rugby career was over as two discs in my neck (C4 and C5) finally herniated to squeeze in on my spinal cord and reduce my right arm to a piece of raw calamari.
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When in Doubt, Mop up the Wee With Your Trousers
Only a mother on a time warp is capable of feeding herself, baby, pre-schooler, one dog, four cats and a parrot while microwaving baby’s bottlesand putting loads of washing into the washing machine and tumble dryer.