Ke Bona Lesedi
For our last and final blog entry, we felt we needed a name to sum up our experience here. “Ke Bona Lesedi” means “I See the Light” and this seems to be extremely fitting for what Tina and I experienced personally while in this beautiful country. South Africa has been an experience beyond belief for
We Found the Arctic in South Africa
Last night in South Africa we were feeling both sad to leave yet homesick at the same time. We spent our last night in Cape Town and left this morning. We thought it was strange that when we checked out the lady gave us a “free drink coupon” for the next time we stayed at
The Joy of Gratitude
We had our last and final workshop today at the WP Blood Services Center in Cape Town. What a wonderful group of people! I always say as a speaker, I am only as good as my audience and this audience really was ON today! They came ready to learn, transform and walk out with new
“Sugar Vision” (Sweet!)
So this morning Tina and I had a quick breakfast because our ride that was taking us to Table Mountain was early. Tina thought it would be nice to take our coffee to go. She very carefully made our coffee, handed me mine and said, “I can’t remember (there goes her memory again!) which one
That’s What I’m Talkin’ About!
(Tina here!) We woke up to a perfect day - the weather was glorious as we ate our breakfast. It continued to be glorious as we boarded our chariot for the Wine Country. Our guide’s name was Issy and we shared our tour with Brian (Connecticut/England), Patrick (Ireland), Steffi (Oman) and Franca (Dubai), Patrick and Veronique
There is Nothing…Nothing… Like Laundered Underwear!!!
As we mentioned in our last post, we ended up checking out of the B&B we were scheduled to be in due to lack of internet service and distance from where we needed to be. Sad, because it was a cute little place but where we ended up…OH BOY! We feel like we are living
Why Can’t Tina Remember Anyone’s Name…????
This morning was our last day at the Birchwood Hotel in “JoBerg” (we feel we are natives now so we can call it this J ). We had breakfast with Zali, reminisced about the week and the fun we had with everyone and the total success of the Congress. We visited the Congress area before
Flippin’ Fun
(Tina Here!) Well we slept through breakfast because we were so exhausted from the last two days. We met up with Zali for the Opening Day of the Congress before Chris had to give her Keynote. The Keynote was extremely well received by all 300 participants – Chris had a mile long line of people wanting
Tail???
One follow-up note to yesterday's dinner: We now are Wanna-Be members of the "Amarula Club". We enjoyed our little aperitif while Gayle told us the story of this delightful beverage. The facts: The African Marula Tree produces round fruits (a member of the mango family) that are favorites of the Elephants, in fact it is sometimes called
