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28/04/2026

Sprinklings of greenery in every season. The making of a wonderland away from home, 💛

18/04/2026

“To be a body.”

📍 WHATIFTHEWORLD
📍 99 Loop

06/04/2026

A romantic little girls’ night, with painting and (quite a bit of) sipping by candlelight.

okra candle — home décor must 🕯️

29/03/2026

Off the beaten path… 🥳
What a gorgeous time with .club_ this weekend 💃🏼

27/03/2026

My mooise Kaapstad, koek, bergstappe, en die see. Mens kan vir niks lekkerder vra nie 🌍🤍

26/03/2026

March 2026 vs March 2020… nearly 6 years of becoming!

March has always held weight for me. Seasons shifting, my brother’s birthday, exams, change in the air. But 2020? That was a beginning I never saw coming.

I was 18, uncertain, in love with the wrong things, and standing on the edge of reinvention… only for the world to pause with a lockdown that shook the world to the core (for obvious reasons).

The years that followed weren’t linear. 2021 felt… Foolhardy, afraid, overly confident, and it frustrated me. I was lost in my degree and my relationships were growing fickle due to this innate sense of disconnection to the world surrounding me. My friends from uni became family, but I’d never isolated myself as much from my calling to writing as ever before — regardless of the ongoing support surrounding me (which I came to feel even deeper later in the year).

2022 broke me wide open and splayed me to the world. It had been barely a year from when I lost my mum, and yet somehow, with the love around me; I was rebuilt piece by piece.

2023 brought quiet triumph, finishing my degree and finding a sense of self again. Now, ahead of me, lay a sea to navigate of working in the pearlescent marketing world. My brother was about to move to Johannesburg to endeavour into the legal field, my father was dancing again, and the season was bright with optimism. I had shed the many skins I had been accumulating; doubt, resentment, fear, loneliness, and anger. Suddenly, I was able to be enough. And feel whole.

2024 felt fearless, alive, expansive.
2025… a work-in-progress wobble. Overworked, near loss, pulling inward, learning the hard way.

And now, March 2026. Softer. Wiser. Cooking love letters to the world, writing, freelancing, tasting life again in my own rhythm. Not fearing food, but embracing it.

It hasn’t been perfect. I’ve doubted myself, lost my way, dug burrows. Deep holes with no real evidence nor direction towards a light at the end of the tunnel.
But I took my lessons, a spoonful of sugar at a time, and climbed those rocks to where I am now.

Slowly, gently, I climbed out.
And maybe that’s the point. Not perfection. Just continuing.
💛

25/03/2026

There are nights out… and then there are moments in music history.

Techno pioneer Jeff Mills is bringing his Liquid Room 30th Anniversary tour to South Africa this March, with Cape Town set to host one of the most iconic figures in electronic music at Apollo Warehouse.

For those who know, Live at the Liquid Room isn’t just ANY set! It’s a turning point in global dance culture. And now, three decades later, we get to experience that legacy unfold right here at home.

It’s a meeting of past, present, and future. A reminder of how far the culture has come… and where it’s heading next.

Tickets are live via Howler and available to read more via the link below. If you’re even slightly curious , go. This one’s for the books. 🙂‍↔️🪩
https://www.eatdrinkcapetown.co.za/techno-pioneer-jeff-mills-celebrates-30-years-of-the-liquid-room-legacy/

20/03/2026

“What Is Jazz?” 🥳

On Sunday, 22 March, a bold new “mini” music festival titled What Is Jazz? arrives at the heart of
Cape Town in District Six at .cpt , a multi-purpose courtyard space.

The event is supported by the City of Cape
Town and the Goethe-Institut South Africa as well as sponsored by as well as — the event playfully and provocatively poses a question
to purists and newcomers alike: What is Jazz? 🤭

As the city enters what many now refer to as “Jazz Week”, with an influx of jazz tourists and a flurry
of programming, What Is Jazz? oﬀers an alternative exploration—one rooted not in rigid genre
definitions, but in spirit.

The title functions as a rhetorical question, challenging notions of what qualifies as “jazz” and who gets to define it!

Read more via the link in my bio, and be sure to grab some tickets to a Sunday full of divine grooving 🙂‍↔️✨

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