I am so excited, the gsport awards voting poll is up and it is time to make your vote count, as we go in search of our four Leading Ladies of the Year. I was reading through back editions of the gsport monthly magazine and it was inspiring to re-read their stories, and acknowledge what amazing women our country living in our country.
The team is busy designing invitations, tweaking the guest list, going through menu options, and doing various other things, as we prepare for the 2009 gsport Awards. It is hard to believe that the first half of the year is almost a thing of the past.
When I went on maternity leave back in January, little did I realise I would be back at work just six weeks after the birth of my son, Daniel. But that was the case when the Indian Premier League landed on our doorstep, and
As Brand & Corporate Relations manager for Cricket South
I felt like a juggler at a circus, trying to spend as much time as possible with Daniel, while focusing on building the brands of Cricket South
Thankfully, my husband and super dad, gsport Managing Editor, Ryk, has supported me throughout, and we have made parenting Daniel a priority, while ensuring that the job gets done.
Becoming a parent is tough, it takes you out of your comfort zone, and you are forced to learn. We have been fortunate to have a strong network of individuals who care have a keen understanding about birth, babies, and parenthood – this allowed us to learn as much as possible before and after the birth of Daniel.
It seems as though just about everyone is having babies at the moment. My friend Leanne Manas of Morning Live fame is expecting her first child in the next few months. We are so excited for her and Marc. My sister-in-law, Evelyn, is also pregnant, due in a few weeks time.
Things could not be better. Daniel is in good health and great spirits, the gsport Awards is coming, and cricket is on a major high. It is an exciting time to be South Africans. If there was a place to see out the recession, SA may be it.
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