When life gives you loadshedding… #coffeelover #onlyinsouthafrica🇿🇦 み.t.r.e.s.s__o__coffee instagram.com/p/Ca7Wgd_skls/…

#Mondayinspiration #juststars

My driebeen katjie is op Voertaal! 🐾

5 for President. ❤️💪

So much happiness to see the loveliest of human beings being recognised for her talent. Have an amazing time on set, Jayne Bauling ! #EveryWritersDream

When the kitten wants to help with writing but finds the subject matter boring (it’s all about a dog, for crying out loud!) #amwritingromance

Today was a big day and I wrote about it. I hope you enjoy reading it! What a three-legged cat taught me about new beginnings elephantjournal.com/?p=3423151 via @elephantjournal

Music is a gift. Do you know someone in Gauteng 🇿🇦 who would like to be a part of the Colour Tones? #musictherapy #autism

I’ve found my next Out Of Office reply. Thank you, Jorts (and Jean) 🥰

Two words for everyone wading through loss today elephantjournal.com/?p=3477156 via @elephantjournal

Grief also includes “what could have been” Read. That. Again.

Monthly reminder: Many people have a book in them, but it takes a special kind of freak to leave the Land of Laziness, cross the Plains of Procrastination and Insecurity Mountain, find the Blade of No One Made You Do This, and use it to cut your chest open and yank that book out.

“Your face ends at your breasts.” Pubescent me, flush with curves and feelings, obeyed unflinching. Moisturise, tone, protect against the sun. “Your face ends at your breasts.” I heard, because I wanted to, a battle cry. When what you meant was “Keep them both Presentable.”

Life didn’t deal us fair hands, you-me. No even paths. Biology, family, history, gave us no chance to walk calmly into the sunset by the sea. We have only two choices, you-me. Spiral up, or spiral down. So? Which will it be?

Some of the best writing advice I’ve ever read.

And you look better than ever, Larry. I hope I age as gloriously as Larry the Cat

Ok, this is big news in race against antomicrobial resistance. #stemsaturday

Our social media librarian finally saw #Barbie over the weekend 🤷‍♂️

"One more thing," the patient says, right when I'm about to exit the exam room. I used to be annoyed by it. Until one day, a patient's "one more thing" was actually "the" thing she wanted to say. But she needed to feel me out and make sure I was a safe person first. So, I sat