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Throw an African folktale/legend into a pot, put in an interesting setting, pour some real-life events and characters, sprinkle a dash of modern twists and turns, cook over a smoking laptop and then serve I'm a journalist & author based in Johannesburg, South Africa. My first children's book "The Doll That Grew" was published in 1993.
1. Getting Used To The New Normal
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By: Damaria Senne, on 10/27/2014
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In the past couple of years, I've fallen in love with Mondays because no matter how wrong things may go in any given week, Monday will come around again and psychologically, it means a new opportunity to try again. It's like having a reset button, but you get to keep the benefits of the last go-round. Mostly. I didn't sleep well at all on Thursday and Friday nights and spent a lot of Saturday

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