Mowing lawns, laying pavers, feeding worms, watching disappointing FA Cup football, ironing, braaiing and swimming. Tomorrow is going to bring a whole new world of pain.
And thus, you’re getting this quota photo, taken at Llandudno last month.
As the post title suggests, this isn’t the first time I’ve done this.
It’s not bad though, is it?
I’m off out for the monthly Molton Brown Boys dinner this evening in some of the filthiest weather Cape Town has seen in weeks.
On occasions like this, it’s hugely important to remember that this is just a passing cold front and winter – which has only really just begun – will all be over in a few weeks time. This thinned sunset taken in Noordhoek in February will hopefully serve as a reminder that better days lie ahead.
Right. Now I’m going to try and find where my car has floated off to.
Taken last night at 18:22 CAT:
Posted here 12 hours later (with no enhancement whatsoever) for your enjoyment.
Remember Easter in 2007?
No – me neither. But I found a nice sunset picture from back then that I thought might be appropriate for a quick quota photo this evening. It’s quiet, serene, beautiful: calm.
South Africa has made it safely and quietly through two days since the death of Eugene Terre’Blanche. It’s a good start.
Life goes on, despite the supposed threats, anger and hatred.
Following an amazingly relaxing weekend away at the 5-star Fancourt resort in George, we’re back in Cape Town after a completely exhausting 38 minute flight back along the southern Cape coast.
Highlight of the weekend for little Alex was the use of our own golf cart for the duration.
Obviously, he wasn’t allowed to drive it himself. Much.
Highlight for me was the scenery, the weather and the sunsets. And seeing the family having such fun, of course.
You can see the photos here – some good ones, though I say so myself.
I’ll be back tomorrow with a proper post or two. You’d be foolish to miss it.