Natasha Clark

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WIN a weekend away at Tarragona Guest Lodge in Hout Bay, Cape Town

We recently stayed at Tarragona Guest Lodge in Hout Bay, Cape Town. Read the post and see pictures here. We had an absolutely amazing stay and I know that you will too! This 4 star luxury lodge in Hout Bay offers single, double and family suites with patios overlooking the mountains, a pool and beautifully landscaped gardens. This gorgeous B n B is situated just 20 minutes from Cape Town, and is worlds away from the busy city. We felt so relaxed and at home during our stay.

To celebrate and commemorate our stay there, we’re GIVING AWAY a weekend for 2! Kids included if you’re a family. I mean, look at how beautiful it is at Tarragona…

 

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To WIN, you need to:

1. Leave a comment with your name, surname and current city of residence.

2. Like both Tarragona and the Raising Men Blog on … Read the rest

An Open Letter to South African Restaurants. From our kids.

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There’s a big problem going on in South Africa (and in many other countries, I’m sure). Children are not being offered enough healthy meal options. What happens in your home and how you educate your children on health and nutrition is your business and your responsibility. Sure we have lazy ‘help yourself’ nights where our boys have cereal for dinner, and the odd treat is fine. We’re not perfect, but hey – we’re balanced.

Now we’ve been to a lot of restaurants, especially in Cape Town and Johannesburg. Really, we’ve maybe been to over a hundred different restaurants in the past few years and a few dozen hotels and B n B’s. Out of all these restaurants we’ve noticed maybe ten percent that offer nutritious and healthy meal options for kids. I don’t understand it and over the past year it’s really, really getting to me. When I open a … Read the rest

The Russell Hobbs Jug Blender, a Recipe and WIN with #RHMoments

Russell Hobbs

I recently teamed with Russell Hobbs to review a few of their fantastic products, and try out a few recipes for my little family. We’re all about health right now, so I tried to create something that is as nutritious as it is delicious. Before I get on to that: DID YOU KNOW that you can WIN a trip to London, Paris or Rome worth R200 000 and over R100 000 worth of INSANT prizes with Russell Hobbs? Details here. —-> Get in on that!

Anyway… Bananas are incredibly good for us. Eating bananas aids digestion, lowers our blood pressure and helps our bodies combat cancer and asthma. Bananas contain Vitamin B, Vitamin C, Vitamin A, Iron, Potassium, Protein and Dietary Fiber. Read more on the health benefits of bananas here. This recipe also contains Plain Yoghurt and Apple juice which also contain dozens of vitamins and minerals … Read the rest

Nina and Vanessa. Two of the most beautiful gals in Joburg / the world.

One of my favourite friends, Vanessa sent me this gorgeous photo of her little Nina. We used to live in Joburg and I loved hanging out with these two. I thought it was far too beautiful to keep to myself. Vanessa is a photographer based in Gauteng and oneofthesedays I’m going to fly her here to take some photos of our little family again. So here is Nina – Noah’s future wife by means of arranged marriage. Isn’t she the most beautiful? Follow Vanessa’s blog for all things Ninasaycheese!

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Raising Men is a blog about Travel. Family. Food and Life. In South Africa

Holy rabbits on toast  this is scary. Hello. This is my first ever blog post on my new Raising Men site. You know – when I switched over to WordPress I was like “Hey Hugh and Werner, can you guys just export my blog, import it here and give me the logins. Thanks.” HA HA HA HA. That was a long time ago.

I’ve switched to WordPress for several reasons and I’m gonna tell you why because when I was on blogspot and people moved to WordPress I was SCARED. Very much an Ice Age sloth “Hey where’s everyone going?” moment. I’ll quickly tell you what annoyed me about Blogspot.

I wanted to self-host. I want to add some SEO. It looks better. Y’all can comment without hassles. I need to become a WordPress PRO for work, so practicing over here is a heck-load better than practicing on my clients, … Read the rest