Don Clarke Style South Africa’s Don Clarke wishes you all a loving Valentine’s Day – and himself a happy birthday (Shoo! Get off the stage now, Don!) Anyway – from a very sunny S.A .. Hope you have a day full of love & leisure & …. Oh, and evening full of LIGHT
by Alf Hutchison So many people are displaced in our world today. Reasons vary, but the resulting hurt is universal. My Doctor he once told me, “Alf you have rare blood;”Traces of Kariba blue, and a touch of Gokwe mud.There are traces of the Valley and it’s Tsetse Fly,Malaria bugs swim freely , I cannot
Happy New Year you all. These are challenging times. A happy new year would be novel experience, indeed. Sadly, it’s more likely that this new year will be similar to the last few. Extreme, unsettling, and mixed at best. I intended to look around from here, the middle of January 2019, and comment on the
Brexit Bytes – & Might Bite Hard. Truth lies somewhere between Snobs &Yobs these days. Raucous MPs, twits on Twitter … It’s been a long few weeks. We seem to have collectively lost our ability to insult with any flare. Something must be said about Brexit. I came across this Brexit Byte that makes sense. Over to you, Reza Mirsadeghi. Read Reza Mirsadeghi‘s answer to Why did most working class British voters support Brexit? on Quora
Empangeni, South Africa. 1980s. The Hammerman was climbing through windows & killing people with his weapon of choice. The Hammerman The Hammerman was the talk of town. He was a mystic thing. A legend, a myth – Like the Tokoloshe and other tales, except he was killing our friends and neighbours and the blood he