Monthly Archives: September 2012

On the Sea John Keats It keeps eternal whisperings around Desolate shores, and with its mighty swell Gluts twice ten thousand caverns, till the spell Of Hecate leaves them their old shadowy sound. Often ’tis in such gentle temper found … Continue reading →

I want to live. I don’t care what anyone says or does, this is my one chance. My one chance to live… My one chance to make a difference… My one chance to travel…. My one chance to explore…. My … Continue reading →

Today I have been studying and working hard, but something that has come to mind within the cyclones and storms of learning is grace. I havn’t thought so much about it, but what an amazingly beautiful thing grace is… Here … Continue reading →

Living in Africa, especially when you have spent your whole life up to date there, you get used to things and only realize how amazing they were when you leave. Since moving to Australia a few years back, we have … Continue reading →

Yesterday I managed to catch the progression of the sunset as it dipped beyond the horizon. Hope you enjoy :-).

Once again we are on the cross-country course, but this time, I am not on trusty old Apollo. This time I am atop a very tall, strong-headed thoroughbred – ‘Cathedral Song’, Cathy for short. She was a tall bay with … Continue reading →

My sister and I have been discussing this topic on and off for the last few days. I was wondering what others thought about it. Facebook has upsides and downsides. Who doesn’t think it is great being able to keep … Continue reading →

I have been told so many times that I always rush headlong into things without giving them second thoughts. I know this is true,I am always scolding myself for continually biting off more than I can chew. I want to … Continue reading →

Maybe it is just my fixation with books, or maybe it is because our lives seem to follow a similar lay-out to a novel that I see chapters begin and end in my life. It used to distress me when … Continue reading →

It was an exciting day at Hawane Stables – we were on our way to the cross-country course. I was riding Apollo, an old chestnut nooitgedagte gelding, greying but still the fastest horse in the stables with the kindest heart. … Continue reading →