Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Crazy Night in Cape Town


Have you ever felt like you just wanted to get out a bit and have fun in Cape Town, but you totally underestimated the evening, and its turns out greater than you’d expect it to be. This is what happened to me this past weekend. I decided to get out after a long first semester at varsity and just wanted to let my hair down and dance... and that’s just what happened, just much better.

We didn’t really have any direction as to where we were headed, just that we would end up in town. My sisters friend tipped us off that Cubana was having a Doctor Doctor party. I’m not really a lover of Cubana in Somerset Road but we didn’t have a specific spot so decided to make Cubana our first stop.

This time around it was very different; different crowd, foreign people and there was just this energy about Cubana. The people, it felt like we all came together under one roof from different cultures, continents, countries, race, it was absolutely a magnificent sight to watch.

There were an old couple at the bar, the man enjoying his whisky while his wife enjoyed her vodka, but all very friendly and sociable people. IF one had to cut out the foreign people it would just be like any other Saturday night at Cubana; highty- tighty and mighty (the money bags) where everybody observes everybody… boring.
This night was quite special because we met so many foreigners from England, Egypt, Lebanon, India, many of which came from the Eastern side of life and the earth. We had the time of our lives. It was absolute fun; just being able to go out have fun with everyone feels like we are all family.


The barmen were putting up a marvellous show with fire making cocktails with flying shakers, and the music and the setting all tied in to complete the ambiance of a spectacular evening. Even South Africa’s big hit “make the circle bigger”, well believe it or not, they were all singing and dancing to the beat, was quite hilarious at the time... hehehe.
I think this is just the beginning of endless party nights in Cape Town as we count down the days, minutes and seconds to the soccer world cup! It’s here people, what are we waiting for… lets embrace, meet, network, socialize, fall in love, but be sure to be a part of this amazing experience that’s busy taking the city under its toes for months to come. Ayoba-ness ;)
Until next time… xoxo

Try a Cliche`


Did you know a cliché is so cliché; they’ve made a site called http://www.clichesite.com/. Today I decided to pick my favourite cliché that appealed to my life. It’s boring liner… lol but it called out my name today so let’s please hail down for this cliché and not discriminate now (drum roll)… and the cliché for today is : ‘Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today!’

This cliché in a nutshell is saying, ‘do what you can do today and get it over and done with, then rather taking the procrastinating roller coaster and never really getting to finish your work.

Well today is that day for me. I do not want to procrastinate anymore than I know I can and would, but at the end of the day all the work piles up and you establish a disease called ‘STRESS’. I’m always getting the symptoms but I refuse to join the party and look 50 when I’m actually only 25.

This cliché I will be manifesting in the years to come and the months that are left in this year. I refuse to be a victim of ‘stress’. Many of my class mates love to get stressed, have migraines, become sick and eventually stay at home because the doctor has diagnosed them with this nasty stress disease.
I wouldn’t like to go into that slump because once you do; you never seem to come out of that mexi- coma.

The next time you want to use a cliché, choose one that actually brings true meaning into your life, a saying you can use to assist you in being a stress free human being on this planet.

Why wait until tomorrow when today is still at its peak. The day only ends at midnight after all.

Just imagine you are Cinderella and your curfew is at midnight, and you need to finish what you started without leaving anything over until the next day, because then it would be too late and the prince will never find your slipper because you thought you'd only drop your slipper next day, do you really think they would look for it? No ways, you snooze; you lose (another cliché).

Just remember cliche` aren't just words, it represents images, sayings, acts of people that get labled and we are ones that create these cliche`s, by allowing someones figure of speech or catchy phrase grip and stick to us until death do us part.

What cliché do you relate with best? This cliché was my ultimate motivator and I’ll use it until I manifest some goals and achievements… starting today!
Until Next time… xoxo

The Lesbian French Kiss!


I will never forget the days I French kissest a female… or no actually females. In my opinion if you want to live a little on the edge and try new things, try to kiss a girl.

It was a crazy night with my boyfriends and girlfriends, we were having complete innocent fun, until the dare came up that my best friend and I smooch each other. At first it was a real joke, but after a few drinks, it was almost as if we were drawn to each other like two magnetic fields and we just hit if off smack down. It was hilarious because afterwards we laughed, then went on to analyzing the kiss… typical females I tell you. But we were really close at the time, so we never hid anything from each other and would say how we feel about each other be it good or bad, we had a straight friendship relationship, lol.

There are the few who have tried this and the many few who would not dare… me, it was in the moment, we just did it. Lips clutched together and a fluttery feeling of ‘wow this is so weird, yet so awesome’. The best part is when you would end up being the entertainment of the party, especially for those ogle guys that say ‘another kiss, just one more kiss, please!’ And the priceless look on their faces when they stare and their mouths opening wider and wider. Results: ‘Yor my bru that was so cool, do it again, do it again!’

Would I do it again? If it is in the moment, and I was just living it up a little, I would most probable do it again. If you wondering, ‘is this chick actually gay?’… I’m not! I would say I’m just comfortable being in my female skin and being open minded for new experiences as they come along. Sure there’s a line we draw in each one of our lives as to how far we would go. Me, I just do the kiss. I think it’s because I really enjoy kissing. Its very sensual and it’s the binding of two people’s souls, somehow intertwined from a mental and physical sense. HHMMMmmm… makes me want to kiss someone right now!

Would you be brave enough to try this act? I call it the Lesbian French Kiss!

Until Next Time… xoxo
Mish.Dish

Feelings Follow Behaviour!


Feelings follow behavior… um yes I would agree with this statement. To my understanding, how you feel sends out different behaviours of yourself, be it good or bad.

I agree because when it comes to loving someone or being in love with someone, the heart and mind combined conjure up the weirdest craziest moments ever, hence from the feelings you enact within yourself. The things we would do for love are so much stronger than what you wouldn’t do for love.

Our actions speak louder than words and always manifest throughout of lives be it good actions or bad, they become imprinted in your life like a permanent tattoo. That is why you always get that saying ‘think before you speak, or think before you act?’. Bottom lines, when your actions have spoken, they’ve spoke n and there’s not a dam thing you can do to change of reverse the past. It sucks, I know, but that’s reality.

These experiences occur a lot when you’re in love and the love you have for one person turns into anger and the next all you see is red. You don’t think straight, you just act like a turbo injected car that has been turned on and off you go with force, with no one being able to control or able to stop you. Your actions act out due to your strong feelings for that person and it can end up being the things you regret for the rest of your life.

In my life, I’ve always practiced patience and diligence with people. I try not to upset myself or allow my feelings to override my behavior. Then there are the times when arguments splurge out of control, they become ugly, and when you know you are saying the meanest things you would never have imagined yourself saying out loud, let alone your behaviours that follow it.

At the end of the day, it’s always good to be aware of what goes on within yourself, the feelings that are embedded into your physical being the day you were born. Once you are aware, you can realize the consequences, risks, and opportunities that go hand in hand with what you feel and the outcomes of that feeling.

This topic is open for discussion don’t you think?

Until next time… xoxo

Chilling with Lesbians...


This was an all new experience to me when my friend invited me along to a braai in the CBD of Cape Town. Little did I know it was going to a full on Lesbian gathering until we were almost there. I’ve never been to just a lesbian party, braai encounter before, so I was quite keen and eager to meet everyone and see what lesbians were all about.

When we got there it was only lesbians that were there ( as I’ve already mentioned just couldn’t believe it really). At first it was quite weird because only a few mingled with us, and then there were just the random clicky girls who stuck together.

As the evening progressed, I started feeling quite comfortable and felt like it was a girl’s night out (which it was). We had great pizza, red wine, beers and each other which was a lot of fun.

I became too comfortable that I ended up falling asleep on the couch cuddling a pillow. It was quite funny because when I woke up, it was like I didn’t really miss anything, and nobody judged me for falling asleep.

I also realized that lesbians are really not that different besides dating chicks. We can still have perfectly and outrageous conversations with each other, laugh about remarks and not get offended and just be yourself.

I really enjoyed the evening, because we were just a bunch of chicks with different clicks and backgrounds, be it male intentions of female intentions, we could come together and just be who we are and not feel like we were being judged!

I will definitely do it again, you all rocked!

Friday, May 21, 2010

Why Do people snorkel and not use tissues?


I don't understand my fellow humans, but I would like to know why do people snorkel in computer labs or just in public generally. Ooh I can' stand it, it's really super irritating I must tell you.

For those who don't know what it means, here's a mish.dish definition for you: Its when people are too lazy to get a tissue to blow there noses, then the next best thing left for them to do it... snorkel it straight-up there nostrils and swallow.

It's the most disgusting thing to human kind that even if my best friend had to do it, I would never look at him/her in the same light again! Where is your manners or at least respect for the other person sitting right next you!

If you're wondering why I'm speaking about it, its because I had my fair share of snorkeling experiences thing morning in the computer lab. And the worst part is, you want to help them and offer a tissue... there response... 'No thank you!'. AAAAArrrrrrr, just makes me want to scream.

I mean there's a sea where its actually allowed to go snorkeling, why don't you just do it there. Or if you do have sinuses problems, swim in the sea. According to doctors salt water clears your sinuses for you.

I really think we need to clamp down on people who snorkel and start teaching them manners, or something of that sort.

Very disturbed and perturbed mish.dish signing out!:(

It is better to practice a little than talk alot!


In life, we find many people in our lives that say too much but can never follow through with certain commitments and promises.I'll admit, sometime I make commitments too that I am not able to follow through, but at least I've become aware of it and I'm trying my best to meet what commit to do. Like handing in assignments, you get students speaking so highly and proudly of their work, saying it was easy.. bla bla bla, then when lecturers submit your assignments, they obtain a lower mark than you. Why is that? Simple, you imprint in your head that you are better and know more, when actually you don't. The same applies to work deadlines, people say they will deliver but then hardly make it through half way.

We are always trying to show others our worth in what we say. It's like meeting friends who went travelling for two years in America and all of a sudden... two years later they return with an acquired uppity Rar-Rar-Rar Upper East Side American Accent. I do understand the fact that sometimes you have to adapt to a certain English Dialects because people can't understand what you are saying because you are foreign... I get that totally. But when you do return... and decide to keep that accent, I think the only person you not being true to is yourself.

I admit, I've also dreamed of travelling soon, but the reality is, I need money to accomplish those goals and without it, I am unable to venture out. It's the same like saying you own a car, but I never seen it in your drive way, nor seen you drive it. Why must we lie to ourselves people?

I understand we all tell a lie or two sometimes to impress our friends, but to make something up like,' my mom and I will be immigrating to Paris soon because I'm starting my new fashion line there', and 5 years later you are still where you started... studying? Who are you kidding... only yourself.

A perfect politician who talks too much and hardly ever delivers would be Julius Malema. All he ever does it talk talk talk talk but when is it ever relevant. His mouth runs away with him 99% of the time. He is a ANC youth leader, and when he speaks Sh*t to the media, the Media aks ANC all the questions, not him. He's a leader who hasn't really mastered his qualities of being a true example. People look up to him because he's fierce and proud, which are very good leadership qualities to have, but you should know where to draw the line... and in his case, he needs to draw the line in knowing when to shut up and when to speak.

Its best to stick to reality stories and build you vision and goals from there. We are all so quick to make comments about others, yet we have the exact same faults, but feel better about yourself by criticizing others.

My advice to you... Practice what you preach my brothers and sisters. Be it about our families, our working statuses, the people we date, always try and make your actions and words truthful.

At the end of the day, you are only shooting yourself in the foot by being dishonest about who and what you truly are.

Until Next Time... Chow Bela :)