Maxine du Plessis When trying to keep up with ones’ energetic children, it can easily exhaust you. When your kids hop and run around like the battery bunny add on the television, one can easily argue that while kids are active, they are healthy, which makes it easier to deal with. But a lot of […]
Frieda Paton In today’s fast-paced world, with the current economic challenges, workers are increasingly faced with heavier workloads, too many deadlines and long working hours. We hear more-and-more people are saying that they feel burnt out. But is there really such a thing as burnout? Burnout is now officially included as a syndrome in the […]
Anon E. Mouse With words, we express ourselves, voice our opinions, we use wounding words when we argue and soft words when we speak to a loved one. Words can wound and words can heal. “All our words are but crumbs that fall down from the feast of the mind.”- Kahlil Gibran wrote. Sometimes, we […]
This chicken risotto is simple to make and packed with flavour. Pearl barley is used instead of the traditional arborio rice which gives the dish a wonderful bouncy texture. Cook – 60 mins. Difficulty – Easy. Prep – 10 mins. Serves 2 What you will need: 1 large skinless chicken breast, or 2 small chicken […]
Anon E. Mouse There is this belief in our town that the events organised does not benefit the people. How ignorant is that? But, nevertheless, let us test this belief… I can quite honestly say: pick an event, any event hosted in Sabie. That shouldn’t be too hard as there are numerous events that take […]