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Environment
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SUNSET FROM THE SAFE HOUSE LAST NIGHT
11 Feb 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
Sunset from The Safe House I’m absolutely fine with that! Hey? Shame!
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INTERESTING VIEW FROM THE SAFE HOUSE TODAY
09 Feb 2009 by Seth Rotherham / 2 Comments
There was this, like, cloud over the ocean. But, like, really low.. But the sun was, like, still shining…if you know what I mean? Metallic reflectionSick! I don’t know how to describe it, dude. It was like…..INSANE!
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LONDON HAS FROZEN OVER
03 Feb 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
Are you guys a little chilly over there? Well I want you to know that we ARE thinking about you. In fact, we discussed some of the ex-pats today, as we sipped on a Gelado iced coffee from Vida e . Isn’t that weird? I mean, we were sitting on the beach in the HOT […]
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YESTERDAY
03 Feb 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
I took this from a buddy’s place in Clifton yesterday. Very kak place – just above Cliffles 4th. Shame
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THIS MORNING FROM THE SAFE HOUSE
02 Feb 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
Quite nice. Do you like that reflection vibe on the horizon? I’m fine with it. Of course last night looked like this: Also fine..
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INCREDIBLE WEEKEND BEACH VIEWING PLEASURE
26 Jan 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
My weekend was pretty basic. Saturday was an absolute pleasure as people thought there was too much mist to go to the beach. Thus leaving the entire beach empty for the more intrepid, like myself. It was actually boiling hot with a very light sexual mist in the air. Like that lighting they use when […]
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HERMANUS SEA RESCUE DRAMA AT LANGBAAI
19 Jan 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
I tell you, it’s been QUITE a weekend in Hermanus. When I stopped to do some writing at the end of it all I didn’t think I had anything to write about. But, if you think about it, two people nearly drowning and being rescued by a Capetonian IS something we need to chat about! […]
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LATE TWENTIES, NO CLOUDS, NO WIND
15 Jan 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
I thought you’d enjoy this quick focus on Cape Town’s weather in days to come. Tragic, really. Shame It’s pretty straightforward, I think you’ll find. All meetings, if any, should be conducted on the Atlantic Seaboard. Basic stuff. Coffee should be drunk at Vida e in Camps Bay. That’s a given. Lunches, dinner […]
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LAST NIGHT AND TODAY
12 Jan 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
It’s not a bad time to be on Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard and my heart goes out to those of you who recently departed after your holiday on these shores. For those of you who are still here, or those of you who LIVE here, I thought I would remind you of what is going […]
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PUTIN TOPLESS
12 Jan 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
This, the second of our two-part Topless Presidents series, focuses on Russian Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin . Vladimir Putin Stocky, yet firm Pootz is certainly bigger and stronger than our previous topless subject, Barrack Obama, although his six-pack is not as prominent as the most powerful man in the world’s. Vladimir would definitely […]
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A QUICK FRENCH WEATHER REPORT
09 Jan 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
My folks sent me this pic outside the house in Ménerbes. It’s pretty much exactly the opposite of the weather we’re having in Cape Town. Provence – right now Shopping becomes tricky.. It should be noted that, besides being home to such notables as director Ridley Scott, the mayor of Ménerbes happens to be […]
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LA PERLA, CAPRICE, AND BEYOND
08 Jan 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
I’ll be honest, it’s actually 10 at night and I’ve timed this article to come out in the morning, to grace you with more pearls of glory. Good morning! It all started at 1pm, you see. At La Perla. A boys lunch. It was me, “The Big H” and “The Dude” (fresh from his Kika-Sack […]
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THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD PLAYS A GAME OF “LAKE-LAKE”
07 Jan 2009 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
Judging by the 2oceansvibe stats, most of you seem to be getting back into the office this week. Welcome back. 2009 is going to be the greatest year of your life. FACT. I trust your fellow office workers, colleagues and clients understand the Cape Town January Rule? You know, the (no longer) unwritten rule that […]
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YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO IGNORE THIS
15 Dec 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
Why would you have a lunch meeting in town when you can have this inside you, just over the Nek? This, taken during a breakfast meeting this morning.. Caprice business lunchesIt’s what the clever kids are doing..
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IS IT MONDAY TODAY?
15 Dec 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
I’m just kind of running around this morning so I’ve set this story on a timer. That is why sometimes you will experience the illusion of me writing stories for you at the same time as spotting me tanning my hide on the beach. That’s how I roll, my love. It is imperative that you […]
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GOODBYE MONDAY
08 Dec 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
Taken from The Safe House Hazy – nice vibe
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NOTHING OVERLY RADICAL
08 Dec 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
A little hazy today, actually. 25 degrees, but with this haze vibe going for it. Very nice, mind you – takes the edge off, if you know what I mean. We checked it out after a light lunch at Cappers . G-Man and I went for the calamari, whilst The Dude went for the Club […]
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THE COUNTRY ROAD GIRL
26 Nov 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
Yes, interestingly enough, I managed to get my hands on the Country Road 2008 Summer Catalogue . And, I tell you what, I was glad that I did. Please enjoy the absolutely ANGEL they are using for the entire ladies section! Helloooo, my laydeh! Hey!? Are you ok with that? And please, there […]
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NIC MARAIS DOES THE WEATHER
24 Nov 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
2oceansvibe Character and ex-KFM morning-show disc jockey (try saying that with a straight face), Nic Marais (AKA The DJ), has gone off to study law at Yale. People are usually pretty impressed when I tell them that, after they ask me why he is no longer hosting Cape Town’s biggest breakfast show. That’s when I […]
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A DAY AT THE BEACH
21 Nov 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
We mentioned on Wednesday that it would be 35 degrees on Thursday (yesterday). It was. It started with lunch at Caprice, and then it moved onto the beach. And then it came back again. It was a whirlwind. Like a whirlwind romance, but with no romance – just booze and bodies and extravagance and extreme […]
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35 DEGREES TOMORROW
19 Nov 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
Whilst the cyclists carry on with their rant, we need to focus on more important things, like the weather. It’s 35 degrees tomorrow!HATING THAT! Hmm… I sense a Caprice lunch coming on.
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WEEKEND REVIEW AND A SQUIZZ AT THE DIARY
18 Nov 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
After a stunning meal at The Grand in Camps Bay on Friday night (with emphasis on the food, rather than the service) and a solid toot at Caprice, Saturday’s weather followed through without effort. A stunning day was had at The Entrepreneur’s pile, as we indulged in some surf and turf spectator action; with the […]
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THE RESULT
14 Nov 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
After the hurricanes that hit Cape Town this week (see earlier posts including trucks getting blown over outside Caprice), I am pleased to announce that everything is back to normal. This, taken today at 15h00. Utter splendour And where exactly was that taken, I hear you ask? Watch this space..
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THE ONE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
14 Nov 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
At last, visual evidence of the truck that was blown over outside Caprice yesterday. I can’t believe the photo is right here in front of me. I heard about it and just waited, patiently, for it to land on my lap. It’s so good. The winds are so powerful. They make me so CRAZY! […]
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PIGS AND THE CITY
13 Nov 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
Zone took this photo today, sent it to me, and asked the question: “There are pigs in Military Rd opposite Relish, ironically where I am beckoned to drink this evening. What does this mean for us? “ Pigs cruising the pavement in Cape Town City/Stad That reminds me, did you ever read the […]
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MAKE UP YOUR OWN HEADLINE
12 Nov 2008 by Seth Rotherham / No Comments
It’s not really called Hurricane Lionel, but it’s pretty serious anyway. Cape Town is blowing away. This, taken at Caprice. HECTIQUE!
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