Meat the Mother
Food brings people together. Not just any people, but people who appreciate the same good things in life, be it something as humble as bread or as extravagant as caviar. Something magical happens when you’re surrounded by likeminded folks who share an appreciation for the craftmanship of creating gastronomical genius. Someone who appreciates meaningful experiences with food is...Read More
Bokashi Who?
We waste a lot of food. In South Africa, 10 million tons of food goes to waste every year. Fruits, vegetables and cereals account for 70 per cent of the wastage and loss which occurs early in the processing chain. Almost half of the fruit and vegetables supplied will be lost before it even reaches the supermarket shelves. According to the World Wide Fund for Nature‘s (WWF)...Read More
Who Run the World, Cats
Cat “owners” will know that you never actually own cats, you are merely the provider of food, warmth and scratches when your kitties allow it. Above this, your duties as a “good human” also include regular litter box cleaning and ensuring there is adequate space and objects to play with between naps. In the interest of keeping your cat in top physical and mental condition, here are...Read More
Broken Plan: The New Buzzword in Design
Open plan living has been the go-to layout for decades. With over forty years since kitchens were opened up to the rest of the home, open plan layouts now need to adapt to suit the 21st century, particularly when it comes to working from home. Whether it’s a private space to work or a sneaky spot to hide clutter for a spotless home, here are ten ways to take your home from open plan...Read More
There’s Snow Place Like Home: Your Winter Garden
Winter is here whether we like or not, but the cold weather doesn’t mean that we can’t still enjoy the outdoors in our gardens. So put on your jacket and grab something warm to drink while we take a look at some ideas for utilizing your garden in these frosty months. Luckily, most of South Africa is blessed with a mild winter, but at night the thermometer still dips lower than we’re...Read More
Save your Orchid with a Cup of Tea
A story of an orchid by Yvette Lamusse Six years ago, a close friend’s daughter got married. It was the most beautiful wedding with orchids everywhere! I was one of the lucky guests who was offered to take an orchid home from the wedding. That when my love affair with orchids started! I remember every time I walked past it – I couldn’t stop admiring this beautiful plant. In...Read More
