#Covid-19 - 108 posts

Thoughts about fear, anxiety, and blogging in January 2021, amidst South Africa's second wave of covid-19.

On Sunday I found out I'd been exposed to a covid-positive person and suddenly had to quarantine. It changed my outlook on the pandemic.

It's September in Joburg, almost all the lockdown rules have eased, and I am suffering from a strange case of lockdown nostalgia.

After more than 5400 food parcels, the Melville Food Program did its last large-scale distribution today. But there are new plans afoot.

After more than four months of lockdown, the Joburg Botanical Gardens and Emmarentia Dam are finally open again. I went to check things out this morning.

It's been a couple of weeks since I blogged about lockdown, and now I've built up lots of thoughts and ideas I need to share.

Today, restaurants around South Africa spoke out about the damage to their industry by putting their tables out onto the street.

Today I visited the Melville food parcel program for the first time in two weeks. The volunteers are wearing hazmat suits to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Hello. After blogging mostly every day for the first 100 days of South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown, I took a full week off. This is weird. It feels like …

On the 100th day of the South African lockdown, I take a look back at this journal series and highlight my top five lockdown posts.

On Day 99 of the lockdown, I went to the Hillbrow Boxing Club for the first time since March. It was so nice to see George and the renovations to the club.

It’s Day 98 of the South African lockdown, which I literally cannot believe. Earlier today I suddenly thought back to my Day 9 post, when I said it felt …