Cry, the Beloved Country. This novel, written about apartheid South Africa, has always had a special place in my heart, and right now it sums up how I feel about my own country, the United Kingdom. And I acknowledge the reality of the Scotland and Ireland question. What can make things better? How do they just get on and make the best of it? .

How time flies hey! The last time I made a post was April 6. In another two days it will be a full month! And yeah this last 4 weeks will definitely go down as one of the most if not the most dramatic, event-filled and action packed month in my life. Is one question I have he.

Come along for the ride. Thank you to everyone who encouraged me.

Cape Town based Travel, Lifestyle and Wellness Blog. Originally posted on The Average South African. Time to show some appreciation to some really awesome bloggers. Today I am going to show some love to some of my recent followers. Things to do in and around Cape Town this festive season. The gorgeous and sunny Ile de Pain, Knysna.

8 Musts to Start Your Business With Little to No Capital. When doing research I came across this gem of a blog post. Jonathan Long writes in a clear manner that is easy to understand. His concepts make sense and best of all they are applicable to my blog. The best part of the blog post is when he says Get ready to hustle . This is something I believe all start up business owners can relate to. The last statement also motivates future entrepreneurs.

Yesterday I was craving something salty and carby and wondered if I could make them at home. Ahthe internet is a wonderful thing. So here is my take on making your own soft pretzel at home. Preheat the oven to 200 degrees. Line a cookie sheet with foil and spray with cooking spray. Sprinkle flour on the counter and knead the dough until it is smooth.