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- Can anyone recommend any lesser-known holiday activities suitable for 5-year-olds in Cape Town this school holidays? 15 hours ago
- @BigFriendly Don't ever sell your house or buy another one. Between the estate agents and the conveyancing attorneys, you may combust. 19 hours ago
- So, after security at Heathrow, you can go to Boots and buy as many razorblades, nail clippers and aerosols as you like. Don't get it. 1 day ago
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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Bonni Hall: Endorphins, Labour, Pain and Bonding
One of my favourite parenting-related websites is The Natural Child Project. I was over there, dredging around for articles about natural childbirth for a friend who’s expecting a baby soon. Out here in South Africa, planned Caesarians are all the … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, parenting, pregnancy and birth
Tagged birth, endorphins, labour, meditation, natural childbirth, pain
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Me and my Time Machine
You know how some abused women allegedly stay with their men because they start believing that they deserve it? Well, I’ve never had that problem. I did realise today, though, that the closest I came to it was spending a … Continue reading
Another weekend in Joburg
This post should really have contained pics of Kolya at his first book launch, shmingling with the big names in South African educational publishing (whoever they are). But things didn’t quite go according to plan. See, on Thursday evening there … Continue reading
Posted in family and friends, Uncategorized
Tagged book launch, buddha, cluelessness, Johannesburg, Kolya, taxi cabs
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