The Other Ethiopian Joint in Maboneng

My recent post about the pop-up burger joint was a big hit. Since I seem to be on a quirky restaurant roll, I thought I’d tip you off to another hidden joint I recently discovered: Mr. James’ Ethiopian restaurant on the edge of Maboneng.

Cycling Jozi's Streets, at Night

I have a love-hate relationship with cycling in Joburg.

A couple of years ago, before I had a car, I bought a bike and planned to use it to get around. (Read the post about my bike purchase.) I liked the idea of riding a bike around town, but it turns out I didn’t actually like doing it. I used the bike about five times before deciding that cycling in Joburg is too hard (hills, traffic, minibus taxis, etc.).

Quick Reminder: Melville is Awesome

I’ve had half a dozen bloggable experiences in the past 48 hours. Please bear with me while I catch up.

I’ll start with the most recent: yesterday’s Fête de la Musique in Melville. Fête de la Musique is a free music festival sponsored by the Alliance Française. This is the second year in a row that the Fête has taken place in Melville, which is a great source of pride to those of us who live here and believe our suburb deserves more love.

Hibernating With the Melville Cat

From the Melville Cat:

I know that I have lots of fans among the readers of 2Summers. Many of you may be wondering why I haven’t posted in so long.