Category Archives: the parenting bunny

Your Parenting Weekend: Sorted

By 6000 | 6000 | December 1, 2011

I know that much has been said about the Green Point Urban Park childrens’ play areas by other notable Cape Town blogs, but we hadn’t actually test driven it with the kids until yesterday. Suffice to say that we’ll be going back. If you’re a parent of young kids and you haven’t been there yet, you’re [...]

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1-year-old thinks a magazine is a broken iPad

By 6000 | 6000 | October 14, 2011

We were ahead of the curve on the Red Hartebees vs Evan van der Spuy video – posting it here when it had just 300 views, way before it had the 74 billion (is this right? – Ed.) it has now. And I think this one has the potential to go viral too. It’s a [...]

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Cut it yourself

By 6000 | 6000 | October 4, 2011

Another post that was featured on facebook yesterday evening, but needs to be popped somewhere less transient for purposes of posterity. I got home last night to discover that while the babysitter had been making the kids’ dinner, Alex had cut his own fringe. He was extremely proud, as you can see from the huge [...]

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Rabbit Riots

By 6000 | 6000 | August 20, 2011

With the UK riots just a distant memory now and the majority of the perpetrators safely behind bars already, I was shocked to find a family who appear to have got away almost scot-free; this despite documented evidence that they were part of the problems faced by Britain at that time. Rest assured that I have already passed on [...]

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That quote, immortalised

By 6000 | 6000 | July 19, 2011

Those of you who follow me on twitter or have befriended me on facebook may have heard mention of this yesterday evening, but those media are transient and temporary, whereas this blog has delusions of permanence about itself. And that’s why I’m putting this up here; so that in years to come, I can return [...]

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