Iām not interested in some theoretic sermon that ends with a hope and prayer, Dad. I need to hear something real. Something that literally broke the fabric of your life. A story that ends with proof of life instead of some wishy-washy platitude.
I saw the look in his eyes before I heard his words, and for the first time in my life I felt the weight of my own bones.
They would debate every subject under the infinite karoo sky, from the time the chameleons stalked the sun, to when the crickets began their nocturnal orchestra.
If Madiba has taught our nation anything, it is that humility is a superpower.
Broken cities and bridges can be rebuilt, Lindy, but a building without power will eventually become derelict and fall into a state of decay. If left too long it will be earmarked for demolition.
To be human is to be vulnerable. Sometimes rituals and faith help us feel a little less so.