Epic Shit #1: Imagined shit is worse than real shit
[row] [span8] This insight came to me as I was kneeling at the toilet bowl. A few days before, my […]
[row] [span8] This insight came to me as I was kneeling at the toilet bowl. A few days before, my […]
[row][span4]When I joined Cloof late in 2002 it was an operation that almost exclusively sold bulk wine. I should add
[row][span4]Judging by the number of people calling in to CapeTalk about Standard Bank freezing their accounts as a result of
[row][span4]A shared bottle of wine – usually red – is a standard feature of our household. Recently, however, we have
[row][span4]Floating somewhere in hell, perhaps being roasted over a hellish grill, is the soul of the first person who thought
[row][span4]It’s important to be able to laugh during a workday. It’s less likely – if not outright undesirable – during
[row][span4]Gerry McIlroy, father of the 2014 Open Championship winner, Rory, is looking like a smart bettor. Ten years ago, when
[row][span4]Sometimes things seem so ‘big’ that anything written about them will just seem trite. For example, does the world need
[row][span4]We’ve all been in situations where someone hauls out a camera, brings the impending snap to everyone’s attention, calls out
[row][span4]A couple of years ago I posted a little piece about recycling leftovers, entitled Warm-Ups. I thought of this again