Category: Life Event
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Help! It’s almost next year already!
As the year winds down, Andreas Wilson-Späth takes a deep breath and shares some advice about staying sane with teenagers in the house
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Working at the bus station, making my dream come true
Sometimes, a job is a transition between where you’ve been and where you want to be. Make the most of it and you’ll get to your dream sooner than you think. By Nobantu Shabangu
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Doggone it, I’ve been dog-owned!
More than a human’s best friend, a dog can work its way into your heart and soul to become a fully-fledged member of your family, says Cath Jenkin
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My fabulous, 40ish fling with Suzelle DIY
She’s the YouTube darling whose DIY advice has made her a social media sensation. So when the offer came up to star in a dance exercise video with Suzelle, Dave Luis couldn’t resist
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How Miss SA Liesl Laurie’s dream came true
It’s the stuff that dreams are made of: a childhood wish to be crowned the fairest in the land came true when Liesl Laurie became Miss South Africa 2015. She told Ruda Landman her tale
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Parenting makes you boring, but it’s just a passing phase
As your children move through their toddler years to their teens you could find yourself wondering where you went. But before long you’ll discover who you are again. By Janine Dunlop
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7 Ways to save Big Fat Money on your Big Fat Wedding
There’s no such thing as a cheap wedding, but there are ways to make sure that your day of love and priceless memories doesn’t leave you completely out of pocket. By Kirsty Bisset
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The amazing life-lesson I learned from my kitchen sink drama
Ever resigned yourself to the irritation of dripping kitchen sink taps? Amanda Spohr did. Until she hired a plumber and saw her life transformed
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Why online safety for kids is just plain common sense
You don’t have to be paranoid about the perils of letting your children use the internet. You just have to be aware, and use some everyday common sense, advises Scott Dunlop
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Memories of my father, in the heart of the wild Karoo
In the middle of nowhere, a journey into self and memory sparks the realisation that heritage is the force that shapes you and brings you to where you are right now. By Garret Brent