Introduction: Interviews and Ethnography I had been fumbling with the ethics of constructing a life history. So I decided to narrate a life under influence. In university, I learnt that ethnography was the primary tool of an anthropologist. It is … Continue reading Lives Under the Influence: An Ethnobiographical Study
There was one silver lining, there were no bumps in the road on the way to the Corridor. We were flying. I could see the flat lands to the right and left below and the tops of the mountains were now eye … Continue reading The Corridor
No longer my vision is tied.Neither me, nor my thoughts hide. Glad! No more I need to chock. Travel and travel; see its eternal mock. You are higher than my ambition,Deeper than my emotion,Better than my creation,Bitter than me deletion. … Continue reading The Horizon
Cape Town has always been one of the biggest tourist destinations in South Africa and internationally, due to its rich history, the windy weather and also its vineyards and the coasts to just sit back and view the ocean and … Continue reading Travel Guide: Things to do and Places to See in Cape Town
Some see their story in the firs, in budding green and fallow earth. I see my story in the stone which creaks and grinds and gnashes slow,for life is long and living short. We measure years by walking … Continue reading A Poem to the Orkney Island of Rousay, Scotland
Lost chances are lost, GPS teaches you.Just a GPS or your destiny?Precisely both lead you. Miss a chance, if you…perhaps!How long would you wait?You exhaust, turn, twist and spread hands,Then you spot, a second chance… Life is not silly.Beware! It … Continue reading GPS: The “Life” Positioning System