I’m a huge fan of Valentine’s Day, yes despite it’s deep roots in capitalism and commercialism (blah blah *eye-roll*). The Mills & Boon part of me, that refuses to die, will celebrate this day any way I can and this year’s Valentine’s Day was spent at Pariah State’s latest baby, PS Cafe & Pizzeria in Belgravia.
Let me start this post off by openly declaring that two hours before this game kicked off, this past Saturday, I was thoroughly convinced I was about to watch The Sharks play against The Bulls *shrugs*. “Why was I in attendance at all?” you may ask, well mostly because I was “informed” (read: ordered, with no room for negotiation) that I would be there by friends and in part because FOMO is real and watching any sport live is lots more fun than catching it on the telly. So in case you missed it (ICYMI), read on for more information about my sporty day out.
I’m not a big fan of events scheduled after 3:00pm on a Sunday because they interfere with my nap schedule. This past Sunday, however, FOMO (fear of missing out) and curiosity won the day as I found myself attending my first “Unplugged Zimbabwe” music festival. Family, friends and frenemies alike congregated at Palm Estates in Greyston Park for some summertime frolicking to some easy-going, local musical accompaniment. So ICYMI (in case you missed it), find out what the cool kids were doing this Sunday while you were napping…
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