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taking back…
With the daddy demon laid to rest, it remains only to look back and let go. My emotional struggle with my father has led me through hades and beyond, in (and out) of way too many awful romances, chasing the … Continue reading
Posted in poetry, Relationships and other disasters
Tagged farewell, father, free, full moon, Pa Nguni, poem, power, Taking Back, thank you, The Drama Queen
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let’s los Loki…
We dealt with the disastrous demise of The Drama Queen a while back. I was a bloody mess: I cried almost all the time and my family, unused as they were to me in perpetual tears, started to consider … Continue reading
Posted in eX-files, poetry
Tagged Angola aka “Divorced 2 kids”, eXfiles, Loki, poetry, The Drama Queen, The Mercenary
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curtain call: Drama Queen…
Given the direction he’s generally headed, ‘curtains!’ would probably be more apt when discussing this eX. But since I promised you a rose garden (or something like that), let’s get through ‘em thorns… If you remember, I’d just been seduced … Continue reading
Posted in eX-files
Tagged Cape Town, Dorian Gray, DQ, Everybody Hurts, floozie, Loki, REM, The Crash, The Drama Queen, The Narci, The Plus, The Push, The Queen, tokoloshe, wedding
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the gardener…
Yes, there’s a music post in the mix and as well as the next instalment of The Drama Queen saga but while I drum up the energy to finish the former and start the latter, I thought I’d share a little … Continue reading
Posted in Lines and rhymes...
Tagged bonsai, Dark Lady, flash fiction, The Drama Queen, Write Club
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lights, camera: Drama Queen!
Time to get back to a particularly putrid part of my dismal Dating Past (whilst we conveniently overlook the Dated Present). Well, not so much dating as relational hell. Which, it appears, I’ve a queer knack for f*cking up monumentally … Continue reading
Posted in eX-files, The Narci
Tagged Boom Boom Room, Botanical Gardens, charm, dancer, Dr. McPolar, Eskom, ginga, hell, Here Comes The Man, Indigo Fields, Jacobus van Heerden, kiss, Kurt Vonnegut, Liam Magner, lighthouse, Loki, Pan’s Labyrinth, Player, soundtrack, The Drama Queen, The Narci, The Neon Anthems, The School, Tokoloshe Come and Go, Umhlanga Rocks
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end games…
So, last proper eX-files post was about the first Player, Dr McPolar and how he features in my musical memory as it were (anyone remember the song for the gamely ginja’s? Memory jog: Mumford and Son’s Little Lion Man). Next up: The Drama Queen … Continue reading
tear you apart…
I survived the drive through Hout Bay (crying over Chapman’s Peak to Tori Amos’ Scarlet Walk, the ubiquitous D. Nile breakup soundtrack) and the shooting squad yesterday, which turned out to be more freezing than firing. Let’s just say I’ve … Continue reading
(light) housekeeping…
I may have mentioned before that I’ve a bit of ‘thing’ for lighthouses. Last week I visited two: one’s on my proverbial doorstep in Kommetjie (with the added bonus of a little stone labyrinth) while the other’s further afield and … Continue reading
Posted in ancient precious things, eX-files, What's on the decks...
Tagged Califone, Cape Agulhas, Cape St Francis, collie, compass, Danger Point, Dream King, Duke D. Nile, Funeral Singers, Gansbaai, Green Point, home, kiss, Kommetjie, Labyrinth, lighthouse, love, Ma Nguni, moon, north star, Player, rainbows, Slangkop, Southern Hemisphere, Stanford, The Bee Whisperer, The Drama Queen, Umhlanga Rocks, US, visitor
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for a song…
Yesterday’s post got me thinking about music and it’s mysterious message-in-a-bottle quality. Who hasn’t heard a song and immediately been teleported back in time to a place, person or specific event? As you might’ve deduced given how I keep harping … Continue reading
Posted in eX-files, On screen..., What's on the decks...
Tagged Bandits, Birthdays Past, Bonnie Tyler, Botanical Gardens, Cate Blanchett, Collective Soul, Death Cab For Cutie, dog, Dr. McPolar, Forgiveness, ginger, How You Remind Me, July, Little Lion Man, Loki, love, Ma Nguni, Marching Bands of Manhattan, memory, Mumford and Sons, music, New York, playlist, songs, The Drama Queen, Total Eclipse of the Heart, voilin
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