Have you ever tried a Braai Buddah Bowl, or did I just make that up? I joined a Go-To Family Recipe loop (check it out) with some other SA bloggers and had to think about what constitutes as a go to meal around these parts.

I decided on a braai buddah bowl because it’s a great way for me to still be involved in family braais despite having given up meat and because it uses up left over veggies (we can’t afford to be wasteful right now) and most importantly I have a version of it super often.

Another Netflix review from Odette , this one gets my vote as well

So now that we are officially in lockdown, I am hoping to do more of these. Given that we aren’t allowed to go anywhere or see anyone, I thought: what better way to start the lockdown reviews than watching a bunch of people go on holiday together?

So this statement comes as no surprise to anyone reading this. Cause life is hella weird right now.

I’ve been using this blog to share my life for quite a while now and there would be a huge gapping hole in my time-line if I didn’t mention “the time the whole entire country (world practically) went on time out”. 

Frozen Flufflies might just be what the Easter Bunny ordered for Easter.

This treat is crazy easy to make, looks super cute and will keep kiddos busy.

Crisscross Adventures recently invited Rob and I on their Addo Adventure tour which includes a guided Addo River Safari followed by a guided quad biking tour.

Your child is not you 2.0, Eleanor, this is what I try to remind myself all the time. My dad says, “ Be careful of putting your child in a jacket just because you felt the cold”. He is so right

The reason I am writing this is because I have found myself apologising for my son a lot lately and that’s not fair. Especially since the apology is often unsolicited and comes from my own childhood.