Officially disguised as a Canadian
Yesterday was the 30th birthday of a friend (Mike) I haven't seen in almost nine years, though we speak on MSN Messenger quite regularly. Ironically, it's the first time also since I've seen another friend of mine (Michelle) in nine years.
I've finished reading what I thought was just another hijacking article, until the end of the page:
Last year I acted in a one-act play called Bar and Ger, which has just been nominated for a Naledi award. I'm indifferent because our director has decided to take a sabbatical. I think it's cool though, since it's the first production I've ever done that was part of a festival, and first time toContinue reading Naledi nomination
Forgot to mention this in my last post:
I've found out why my blog hasn't been showing comments on the right – it's because of file permissions in the configuration folder. It should be sorted now!
We have Chinese neighbours, and we're convinced that she beats him up. Every night, without fail, they shout at each other. If we don't hear them, we know that they're not home. Their bathroom is directly opposite mine, with a narrow passage running between buildings, so if their window is open, we can hear them quite well.
"Cape Town – South Africans have a "moral responsibility" to share wealth, South Africa's Deputy President Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka said here on Tuesday."
I've been nominated amongst others for the "SANCTA ANNUAL ONE ACT AND FUL LENGTH AWARDS" (sic).
From (very early in the morning of) 15 January to (very late in the evening of) 19 January, Marinus took me to Umhlanga Rocks. For those who don't know, this is a town north of Durban, in Natal (KZN).
Yesterday M took me to see Thoroughly Modern Millie, put on at the Johannesburg Civic Theatre. While M says he didn't enjoy it as much as he thought he would, possibly because he doesn't know the songs, I loved it and recommend it just for the fun of it.