Sometimes I hear a song on the radio, and in that moment I tell myself to remember some of the lyrics or to catch the name and artist after the song, but often I get distracted and forget and then the song is lost. Luckily this one by Fink proved unforgettable, and by coincidence my friend Berdene mentioned the song a day later, saying she had also heard it on the radio. Great minds.
Here is another link to just the song.
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Thursday, 9 February 2012
Sunday, 30 October 2011
Vir Schoemanstraatslette en ander inwoners *
My friend Berdene features in the following videos, which are part of Webfest's finalists.
Vote for her if you like it:
- Car Guarded
- Devil in a Fishtank
The first year I was studying here I was constantly comparing the city to the one's I had lived in in Europe. But one must realize that Pretoria is far removed from the socio-cultural activities that happen in big metropolitan cities and that here, there are different things to experience. You cannot hope to relive Paris in Pretoria. But you can embrace what this city is trying to offer.
As already blogged about, the Pretoria Stadstapper Fotoklap ( read more here and here), aims to experience different neighbourhoods and to explore them with their cameras.
Also, Capital Arts is another venture to bring art back into the city.
Recently, they hosted the Capital Arts in the Park, where one could get together at Magnolia Dell park and look at the exhibited pieces while enjoying a soft serve. Although I did not appreciate any of the art that much, I did enjoy going somewhere a little different and watching all the people.
There is even a blog dedicated to happenings in Pretoria: IlovePretoria.
What else is there to do here? Ah yes, Park Acoustics.
I know there is a lot more going on in the city that I am not aware of, and that if one resists the urge to constantly compare this city to other capitals in the world, one will find that there is still a lot to do here other than sitting at home watching the rugby, having a braai or washing one's car.
* for Schoemanstreetsluts and other residents
Vote for her if you like it:
- Car Guarded
- Devil in a Fishtank
The first year I was studying here I was constantly comparing the city to the one's I had lived in in Europe. But one must realize that Pretoria is far removed from the socio-cultural activities that happen in big metropolitan cities and that here, there are different things to experience. You cannot hope to relive Paris in Pretoria. But you can embrace what this city is trying to offer.
As already blogged about, the Pretoria Stadstapper Fotoklap ( read more here and here), aims to experience different neighbourhoods and to explore them with their cameras.
Also, Capital Arts is another venture to bring art back into the city.
Recently, they hosted the Capital Arts in the Park, where one could get together at Magnolia Dell park and look at the exhibited pieces while enjoying a soft serve. Although I did not appreciate any of the art that much, I did enjoy going somewhere a little different and watching all the people.
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| At Magnolia Dell , October 2011 |
There is even a blog dedicated to happenings in Pretoria: IlovePretoria.
What else is there to do here? Ah yes, Park Acoustics.
I know there is a lot more going on in the city that I am not aware of, and that if one resists the urge to constantly compare this city to other capitals in the world, one will find that there is still a lot to do here other than sitting at home watching the rugby, having a braai or washing one's car.
* for Schoemanstreetsluts and other residents
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