Posts tagged cape town

BSc in Biochemistry (2.1) from Imperial College London. MSc in Business Management from Imperial College Business School. Arts editor and writer for felix throughout years …

One thing you do not expect to find nestled behind Milnerton’s library is a small, but perfectly formed theatre. Discovered by me through a serendipitous …

“We are here for one reason and one reason only – to rock!” That’s what Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top declared, and that’s exactly what …

This growing up thing is quite annoying. It seems to me like we’re these happy little beings, playing around in the garden, being fed and …

It seems that our lives are inadvertently controlled by time. From waking up, having breakfast, working, and leisure, we’re constantly in the claws of it …

There are few things nicer than completing a project that you’ve spent months working on and being completely satisfied at the epicness of the final …

It’s that time of year again where I think back over the last year of my life, celebrate my successes, forget my failures, take out …

Last weekend was spent at Groot Constantia. Constantia is the leafy, undulating valley hiding behind Table Mountain’s more famous face. The weather was perfect, the …

I am an immigrant – and thus by definition an emigrant, as well – by descent. Parents and grandparents on both sides of my family …

Integration in the Rainbow Nation Integration is a hot political topic in the UK. The Nanny State wants to be integrated. In many of its …