One of the benefits of living in Cape Town is that it is very chilled out, allowing us to live a life of leisure and pleasure without feeling guilty about it. Go to Clifton beach in Cape Town on any summer day and there will be as many people there doing nothing as there are people working in offices. What an awesome city!

It also seems that, with Friday being the last day of the week, it was designed for Cape Town. Other than not being too stressed about life, we also have the ability to do as we please. Work can wait for another week. But living can’t. We need to live NOW!

And so I found myself today in some warm company. Well that’s if warm company is a cigar, some whisky, and my Hugh Hefner robe while listening to “When doves cry” by Prince on channel 105 DMX on DSTV, awesome!

Kate would only play dirty after I smoked a cigar. Mr Clinton.

And what a relaxing day it was. I wrote a couple of things from my bed, researched a few articles for SLXS and some other people, and generally just took leisure and pleasure to new levels.

It’s only appropriate though, because with SLXS at the forefront of leisure and pleasure, I need to represent for all of us. Which is exactly what I did. Then I’ll go visit Harley next week.

You must taste the Lagavulin, mind blowing! A single Islay malt whisky, 16 years old (Just the way I like my girlfriends…jokes…………………..NOT!) Do take the time to read up a little bit about it over HERE. I don’t know if it’s that easy to find in Cape Town, but my hands are all over this bottle right now. Delicious!

Minki showing us Blue Steels competition: The Lollipop

It’s probably also necessary to tell you that Minki is trying to seduce me right now. While I was trying to capture the Lagavulin bottle, she held a flame to my styled hair and said she wanted to be in the photo. Look how seductive her eyes are though. Look how she looks at me, at YOU! It’s insane.

Later we would play doctor doctor…

And in saying that, I must make haste and surf my way off into the weekend. Enjoy it, behave, party hard, and we will see you all on Monday.

Sean Lloyd

Editor