Sunday Slice 28 January 2018

What I can say about Sunday Slice

This is a nice thing about Steemit that I have noticed lately.

There are a lot of posts up about places we have been, things that we saw and I feel that this ads value to life and value to the platform for bringing us all to that place. Just this week I have seen the hippos as a tourist and seen the snow covering one's own driveway (It doe not snow here).

In a grander scale I would say that it brings us to a place where we may well understand one another better. Equally important, but on the other end of the scale is the importance this blog post has to me and my family.

Years from now what is seen here can be seen as a history. A collection of photos and a story that went with them. For me that would be like paging back in an album, for you it is a travel magazine.

On to the news!

Blue Peter

Yeah I am well aware that I went to Blue Peter restaurant last weekend but I could not resist. It was a beautiful day and I needed a break from steemit/discord/watching series. Besides that I knew I could catch Louis, Hannes and Ian from Dans Frikkie Dans there once more!

This time I took the band breaks to have a chat with the guys. We discussed from strategical points in marketing (going to get them on to Steemit, Dtube, Dsound), chatted about various amusing things and drank. Fine, I had a shooter with them but I am sure we shall braai at some or another stage.

Amusingly Ian's drink turned out to look quite pink due to the tonic he had been given as mix. Luckily for him, his beard saved his manliness.

I do not want to ramble on too much about how good this band is or what they sang. As mentioned, I hope to bring them as individuals and as a band to the Steemit community and I will leave it up to them to bring Steemit their talent!

An amazing view of Table Mountain from the beach.

Myself and the kids enjoying some dessert and some pizza.

I did not even buy all that stuff.

Sometimes strangers do shared seating at Blue Peter. The ladies whom I welcomed to have the empty spots were all too glad to share the first pizza they ordered... then ordered the desserts for us... then another pizza. It was completely unexpected and I totally enjoyed their company.

I could not even sneak a photo of them and I guess we shall keep them anonymous for now!

Again, it was an amazing experience for my children as they made random new friends and played will all the puppies and pooches that came with while their owners chilled out and we watched the sun go down.

Until next time, have a wonderful week.

Greetings from Cape Town
Zak Ludick