The green, green grass of home

Some pictures from a drive through the Natal Midlands:         . Howick Falls:                         .     The open road                    Great big signal towers, on top of great big hills . Marianhill Plaza: a welcome sight after a long, long drive home 🙂

World-view

Keep the world away. Don’t turn on the radio. Keep yourself away from the ideologically-tainted programming that entrenches itself in your home via the TV. Reject their news media. Their sensationalism. Their obsession. Their unhealthy fascination. Be free of their poison. They feed it to you: slowly, constantly, unrelentingly; Headlines; top stories this hour; chart … More World-view

Frozen in time (part 3)

Continuing the “Frozen in time” series (see part 1, or part 2), here’s some wierd and not so wonderful moments: . Make’s you think twice about being a couch potato: . (Insert your own caption here) .  Man (and machine) vs nature: .  They’re coming down the stairs…they’re coming down in pairs…

Results day

It seems its results day here at the University – lots of students around, numbers being tossed around, dreams realised, hopes shattered…truth, the end result of the year’s work and exams, all revealed now, in the heat of what is supposed to be one of the hottest days in the last few months. . For … More Results day

Calm before the storm

There isn’t  sorrow. There isn’t clinging onto what has become so familiar:      the environment I get to be in,      the people I pray with, who i am surrounded by – working and not working. . There’s no ‘mental journey of appreciation’ either: I’ve done that already, months ago, and find no need to revisit … More Calm before the storm

Your turn

“Every vessel, every container, will only pour out what is contained in it, and that’s very obvious. And so, your tongue is your ability to express what lies in your spirit: television, the movies, the friends you hang out with, the music you listen to. Everything around you is environmental forces that shape how your … More Your turn