Sara Jacobovici
7/7/2016 · 2 min read · +700 · 3Joel Anderson
6/7/2016 · 2 min read · +700Life as Flux: A walk with Heraclitus--Traversing Rivers of Discombobulating Discombobulated Discombobulations
I took a walk with Heraclitus today. As I took that first step in the river of my dailyjourney, with him by my side, I found myself reflecting on how that first stepand each one following would present a different perspective, adifferent...
Sara Jacobovici
26/6/2017 · 3 min read · ~10 · 8Chris 🐝 Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SA
25/6/2017 · 3 min read · ~100Roots.Changes.Journeys.Generations.And the Ties that Bind....
Part1 – East London to Abu Dhabi “Well I was born in a small town…” John Mellencamp “Small Town” 1985 Ireally was born in a small place! A seventh generation South African from Britishancestry, I was born in East London a small city...
Sara Jacobovici
12/2/2017 · 1 min read · +100 · 6Pascal Derrien
12/2/2017 · 1 min read · +200Have I Left My Schizophrenic Teddy Behind?
It’s raining umbrellas today and the corridor is suddenly very greyNever been there before so I thought maybe it should be that wayI was expecting it to be creepy but it turns out to be kind of funnyYet I don’t understand how the air has become...
Pascal Derrien
#34Aleta Curry I am not so sure about that one but thanks so much for saying so :-)
Randall Burns
24/4/2017 · 10 min read · +100 · 12Tales from Paradise Pt. 4
"Paradise is a state of mind..." Alright, admittedly this is a “fluff” piece, a descriptive narration indulging in my reminiscing; but it’s also a reminder that we need to stop and “smell the roses” once in a while, to...
Claire L Cardwell
Randall Burns - flying with the fishes! That's a new one for me, really enjoyed this buzz, excellent read, I felt I was right there !
Sara Jacobovici
20/7/2016 · 2 min read · +400 · 9Ken Boddie
29/4/2016 · 2 min read · +400Where's your coffee been?
Here in Australia, we tend to take our 'over the counter' coffee as a given, and most of our coffee aficionados (i.e. almost all of us) expect to be able to buy, in almost any coffee shop, a good (no, excellent) cup of espresso coffee, served up by...
Claire L Cardwell
Ken Boddie - I love coffee, I think I love it more than anything (or even anyone - shhh don't tell the kids!). I normally drink my coffee strong and black with no sugar and sometimes a sprinkling of cinnamon or some chili flakes. A double shot cafe latte is also good, but I don't drink milk very often. As To Tallyrand (1754 - 1839), the French politician said the perfect cup of coffee is - 'Noir comme le diable' , 'chaud comme l'enfer, pui commune un ange, doux comme l'amour' (Black like the Devil, Hot as Fire, Pure as an Angel and Gentle as Love.)
Nick Mlatchkov
U can make easily a few cups of Turkish coffee urself. Put a few spoons of ground coffee in a small pot. Bring it to a boil, then add sugar to taste. Then serve it in China cups. Voila!
Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee
Read this great buzz by Joel Anderson. It entails what I call "imaginary storytelling. Combining imagination with storytelling is really a genius way to write a meaningful buzz. Join the journey for you too shall find it wonderful. This is a journey that Joel describes as: "We then began the journey anew, refreshed that other steps would be taken, and other rivers traversed taking each new particular step with a renewed sense of purpose"
Anonymous
#13Joel Anderson, Thank you for mentioning it. I hope many on beBee view it. It is for everybody.