Keedo

South African kids clothing brand, Keedo, recently celebrated their 20 year anniversary with a whole new look, new logo, new website and new online store.  They are a socially responsible brand who use great quality fabrics and funky designs and accessories for girls and boys from infants up to about 9 years of age.

Keedo Kids also offers FREE delivery on all orders countrywide.

Using the Keedo online store was a little confusing for me at first, (even though I do a LOT of online shopping). In the Shopping Cart and Checkout they had a place for both a  gift voucher as well as a coupon and I tried to use both but with no luck.  With many emails backwards and forwards, error messages, invalid voucher numbers, I got increasingly frustrated with all the misunderstandings.  

However, the technical staff were extremely friendly and accommodating.  We eventually got it right!

I chose a simple vest-shirt from their Edge Range for my youngest, Kaylin, who is a bit of a tomboy and absolutely adores her shirt.  I found it a little bit pricey at R189 for a cotton vest-shirt, but the quality of the fabric is top notch.

When I eventually got the order in the system, it was processed with the speed of light and I had it in my hands the next day via courier.  I was very impressed with the delivery.

If you're looking for a last minute gift for your wee one this Christmas, give Keedo a go.  Check them out on Pinterest or Twitter.

Time to Hybrid?

Courtesy of Cars

Check this out!

Just over a decade ago South Africans were paying 339% less for petrol.

In August 2004, unleaded fuel on the reef was priced at R4.00 a litre, with diesel at R3.29.

On average, the price has gained nearly one ZAR a year, but the jumps have been erratic.

There was a brief period of respite from August 2008 to August 2009, when the price dropped by nearly R2.50. But since then, it has almost doubled to new highs seen this month.


Time for us middle-class folks to go green and go electric or face debt review?
  

The Segway

Perhaps we should just buy a bike and build thighs like fekkin tree-trunks?

Or we could Segway our way around town.


What do you think?

Go Hybrid or Go Broke?


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