This week was pretty quiet and seemed so very short. Not sure if that’s good or not, but I can’t believe it’s almost mid August. On Tuesday the weather was crap and I don’t think I’ve ever been that cold in this part of Africa before. There were bloody waterfalls coming down from the sky and of course that was the night Vassilis, Lumo and I went for dinner. As per usual, I’ve got no photos to show. No excuse really, I was just too busy eating, talking and laughing (yes, all at once, I’ve got no manners sometimes) to snap photos. We went to Mooki Noodles Bar, which I’d like to nominate for the cutest little restaurant ever. The food is Asian and finger-licking good. In fact, right now I would kidnap a puppy for one of the banana chocolate spring rolls Lumo and I had. We went for a drink afterwards and froze our perky bums off, but it was well worth it. Oh, and Lumo got Vassilis and I roses. So yeah, let me know when you get a rose from your favourite SG. 
Thursday was National Women’s Day in South Africa (in the memory of the 1956 march by South African women to petition against a law that required black people to carry the "pass", which reduced their freedom of movement during apartheid) and it’s a public holiday. I got to spend a bit of time with my sis-in-law and the rest of the family before she leaves for Australia. Also, there were screaming kids everywhere, which counts as a yearly dose of best natural contraception.
I used that extra time to do something that I wanted to do for a long time – get rid of my Facebook account. There were just too many people I don’t even know properly or that I used to know a long time ago. I kept on losing track of people that I genuinely care about and that I don’t get a chance to see often, so something had to be done. I deactivated the old one and opened a new one for a selected few that I want to be in regular contact with. Don’t think anyone will even notice I’m gone, that’s how active I was. I also made an effort to copy all my photo albums to the new ones, and I’ve found a few long forgotten gems.
My volunteering days at C.R.O.W.
Thursday was National Women’s Day in South Africa (in the memory of the 1956 march by South African women to petition against a law that required black people to carry the "pass", which reduced their freedom of movement during apartheid) and it’s a public holiday. I got to spend a bit of time with my sis-in-law and the rest of the family before she leaves for Australia. Also, there were screaming kids everywhere, which counts as a yearly dose of best natural contraception.
I used that extra time to do something that I wanted to do for a long time – get rid of my Facebook account. There were just too many people I don’t even know properly or that I used to know a long time ago. I kept on losing track of people that I genuinely care about and that I don’t get a chance to see often, so something had to be done. I deactivated the old one and opened a new one for a selected few that I want to be in regular contact with. Don’t think anyone will even notice I’m gone, that’s how active I was. I also made an effort to copy all my photo albums to the new ones, and I’ve found a few long forgotten gems.
My volunteering days at C.R.O.W.
The reason why I don’t go to Croatia in winter anymore. ![]()
The time they let me kiss a dolphin (and I liked it).
Me and a few unsuspecting animals. I swear I was not squeezing that baby crocodile too hard. ![]()

























