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Leaving town? Here are the most essential items to include in your travel kitGroom to Move

hink of your travel grooming kit like your golf bag: you need the right equipment for any occasion, without carrying too much extra weight. To save space in your overnight carry-on luggage, you need multi-taskers, like a sunscreen and moisturiser in one; products that are effective and make

you feel confident that you look good without being too fussy. The trick is to carry mini-sizes with maximum punch – you don’t want to lug around heavy, leaking, messy bottles. For a stylish and practical package, look no further. Just add your favourite toothbrush, razor and shower gel. E L S A K R Ü G E R

T1 Stay Dry Clinique Skin Supplies for Men Antiperspirant Deodorant Stick (R120) does the job of keeping you socially desirable splendidly.

2 Shave Smart Elemis Skin Soothe Shave Gel (150ml, R290) is aloe vera-based and softens bristles for a smoother shave.

3 Clean And Rinse Lancôme Men Ultimate Cleansing Gel Cleanser (R245) keeps the skin clean and helps prevent blemishes. It’s suitable for all skin types, rinses off easily and doesn’t dry the skin.

4 Moisturise Aramis Lab Series Daily Moisturising Defence Lotion SPF15 (R210) keeps your skin hydrated and has a sunscreen, doing two jobs in one.

5 Protect Yourself Shady Day Daily Sun Protection Wipes SPF30+ are mess free and take up no space at all. You can also tuck them into a pocket for an outdoorsy sort of day. R84 for fi ve packets.

7 Sweat Less PerspireX Underarm Roll-On (R77) “seals” the sweat glands and keeps them temporarily “inactive” until your next application.

8 Wipe Away Stress ERRE [CI] Draining Gel Anti-shadows, Anti-puffi ness (R135) removes signs of stress and is a good post-sun exposure repair treatment.

9 Block The Sun Trevarno Organic Elements Sun, Sea and Wind SPF15 Protection Balm (R150) is a multi-tasker for sensitive areas.

10 Heal Nicks Styptic Pencil (R70) quickly stops the bleeding if you nick yourself while shaving. Available from Ye Olde English Shaving Shop.

11 Smell Great Lacoste EleganceEDT (90ml, R550) is true to its name: it’s elegantly packaged in stainless steel and glass, looks great and smells even better.

12 Clip And Trim Crabtree & Evelyn Mini Manicure Set (R200) in a leather pouch is stylish, small and practical, to keep your nails snag-free and perfectly groomed.

13 Save Your Lips Clarins Men Lip Guard (R110) is an intensive, lip-specifi c conditioner and protector with a non-oily, non-sticky texture that gives an invisible matt fi nish and has a light, fresh fragrance.

14 Energise Earth Solutions Aromatherapy Hangover Helper Scent Inhaler (R32) with pure essential oils will last up to one year. For more information, visit syzygyorganics.com.

Beat the international air travel regulations and hit the road with the Dermalogica Skin Kit. It has all the benefi ts of a full regimen… to go! It contains convenient travel sizes in a durable travel pouch. Cleanse with Special Cleansing Gel to thoroughly

remove impurities; Skin Prep Scrub removes dulling debris; Professional Shave offers the ultimate in shaving comfort; Active Moist offers lightweight, oil-free hydration; and Medicated Clearing Gel helps clear skin and prevent blemishes.

For a simple solution, consider the Dermalogica Skin Kit for Men (R466) THE ALL-ROUNDER…

6 Soothe Your Skin Trevarno Organic Aftershave Oil (R249) contains jojoba oil and calendula to soothe, calm and moisturise. For stockists, call Robyn: 021 424 7055.

15 Pack It In Paul Smith grooming bag (R1 300): sleek, stylish and rugged. The famous designer is now available in SA.

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The King of ClubsFive swingers that’ll turn heads and keep yours looking straight down the middle

3 CALLAWAY FT-I DRIVER

Launching straighter drives has been made easier for average golfers with square-headed driver technology. These uniquely shaped clubs, longer from front to back, have a high moment of inertia (MOI) in the head that makes them resistant to twisting on off-centre hits. Mass has been moved as far away from the point of rotation as possible, because the less the club rotates, the more energy is transferred to the ball. Ernie Els has improved his driving stats since he started wielding the Callaway FT-i. S T U A R T M C L E A N

1 ODYSSEY WHITE HOT XG#7 PUTTER

Putters have become one of the most unconventional looking clubs in any golf bag, with today’s mallet designs having oddly-shaped appendages and frames which are there to improve stability and help in terms of alignment. This putter has two prongs that extend behind the heel and toe for better balance and roll. The best feature is that it maintains stability through impact, and the fangs are great for picking up the golf ball.

2 ADAMS GOLF IDEA A3 SET OF IRONS

We’re all allowed 14 clubs in our golf bag, but there were always some that seldom saw any action, notably the long irons, notoriously diffi cult to strike purely. However, golfers are replacing these long irons with hybrid clubs, the half-wood, half-iron, which can be struck more powerfully and launch higher, because mass is moved away from the centre of gravity. Club manufacturers are now producing hybrid sets, and Adams is leading the movement. The new Idea A3 features three hybrids to replace the three-, four- and fi ve-irons, and includes fi ve cavity-back irons.

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PINNACLE POINT BEACH & GOLF RESORT | 8, par four, 246mThis sensational new Peter Matkovich layout built on high cliffs overlooking the Indian Ocean at Mossel Bay is every bit as good to play as it is to look at. Golf holes don’t come more challenging or scenic than this short par four where the direct route from tee to green is across a wide chasm. If the wind is behind you, you can make the carry with a driver or three-wood, otherwise the lay-up is to a fairway on the left.How to play it: Unless the wind is blowing straight into you, don’t be frightened to go for the carry over the ocean. Downwind, it plays shorter than you think.

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DURBAN COUNTRY CLUB |3, par fi ve, 468mRecognised as one of South Africa’s greatest holes, part of the famous fi ve-hole opening stretch that gives “country club” its acclaimed international reputation, this is either a fearsome three-shotter played into the wind or a birdie opportunity downwind. From its elevated tee, the fairway in a valley far below you looks impossibly narrow. Dense bush fl anking the fairway guards a narrow entrance to a long, two-tier green standing on a slight rise.How to play it: A draw is needed off the tee to keep yourself in play. Most golfers will lay up with their seconds to a wide part of the fairway, leaving a full pitch to the pin.

WILD COAST SUN |13, par three, 168mThis Eighties design by Robert Trent Jones Junior is unusual in that it has six par three holes, the most in South Africa, and for many this is the most memorable of them. The rugged terrain next to the ocean dictated the routing, and here you play your tee shot over a deep ravine to an enormously wide green nestled among tropical vegetation on the other side. Even if you hit the green, you can still face a long putt to the pin.How to play it: This is all carry, so don’t be shy about taking an extra club to ensure you clear the ravine, and release through the swing.

EAST LONDON GOLF CLUB |9, par four, 425mA scenic gem of a course. Set among giant coastal dunes, there are plenty of elevation changes over the 18 holes. This is an incredibly challenging hole, both in terms of length and diffi culty, with a long dogleg left, the tee shot having to be played dangerously across the edge of the tree line over a rise into a valley beyond. From there, the second shot is often played from a downhill or sidehill lie to a narrow green at the far end of the valley.How to play it: Your drive needs to have a big draw, so it can clear the rise and use the downslope on the other side to gain distance.

HUMEWOOD GOLF CLUB |6, par three, 130mOne of the shortest yet most dangerous par threes in the country, because missing this raised and narrow green with your tee shot spells serious trouble. Wind is an ever-present factor on the Algoa Bay links, and here it blows awkwardly across the hole, meaning that only the most precise of tee shots will hold the green, which runs off on either side. Deep bunkers and swales are waiting to catch a wayward shot, leaving a tricky recovery.How to play it: You have to shape your shot with the wind here, rather than try and fi ght it. Swing softly with an extra club or two.

SIMOLA GOLF & COUNTRY ESTATE | 6, par three, 203mStunning views are part of the golfi ng experience on this modern Jack Nicklaus design, set in the hills above Knysna. One of the most dramatic vistas is from the tee of this spectacular one-shot hole, looking down into the beautiful Knysna River valley. The green here is also a long way below you, so it’s a thrill to watch your ball climb into space, then plummet towards the pin, never knowing quite where it will fi nish up.How to play it: It’s long, but you must allow for the huge drop in elevation in selecting a club. Take one or two clubs less than you would normally hit from this distance.

HERMANUS GOLF CLUB |17, par three, 175mOne of the Cape’s most popular holiday courses has been totally redesigned. Designer Peter Matkovich has put the thick stands of pine trees on the property to good use, particularly on this claustrophobic looking uphill hole where the tall pines tower above each side of a narrow fairway, forming a natural tunnel. It makes for a daunting tee shot to avoid hitting the trees. How to play it: If you’re not hitting your tee shots straight, consider laying up short of the tree line, thus keeping yourself in play.

Stuart McLean is the editor of Golf Digestmagazine and plays off a 7 handicap.

The Ultimate 9 Stuart McLean stitches together a short course of SA’s best nine holes and how to play them

ARABELLA GOLF CLUB |17, par three, 175mThe holes running alongside the Bot River lagoon are the feature of this scenic resort course, and one of the most attractive and challenging among them is this short hole where your tee shot will literally end up on the sandy shore of the lagoon or in the water if it misses the elevated green too far right. The green slopes uphill from front to back and is well guarded by bunkers.How to play it: There’s a high bank left of the green, and you’ll often get a good result by bouncing your ball off the bank on to the putting surface.

CLOVELLY COUNTRY CLUB |7, par four, 359mTourists love this jewel of a course in the Fish Hoek valley for a variety of reasons. Not only is it a tranquil place with a fi ne clubhouse, but good conditioning and its relative shortness make it a pleasure to play. This is a striking par four played from an elevated tee on the lower mountain slopes that doglegs left in-between tall trees on a generously wide fairway. Bunkers guard a large sloping green.How to play it: Keep your tee shot out right to provide the best angle for the second shot. It doesn’t pay to take a tight line down the left.

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Of Mountains and MenFar from the soft green fi elds they made their names on, two former professional sportsmen take on an Epic journey

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obbie Kempson and Brian McMillan are 34 and 44 respectively, they currently weigh in at around 110kg and both are former international sportsmen: McMillan, the big

bruising all-rounder of Nineties SA cricket; Kempson, the megalith of the Springbok and Stormers packs during the Krige/Skinstad days (before ELVs existed and props became athletic). Their success came with ball sports. Stamina and endurance were afterthoughts in their training schedules. Their glory moments were the short burst ones that make up the SuperSport highlights sequences: the vicious in-swinging bouncer, the pulled six to mid-wicket, the bullocking charge for the tryline or the big hit on some mama’s boy with highlights and white boots. Back then they knew nothing about Lycra, chamois crème and shaved legs.

Now, at the stage when most men’s metabolisms slow to custard and the battle to beat the bulge takes on a Sisyphean monotony, they’ve taken on the challenge of a lifetime. The

Absa Cape Epic: eight days (nine stages) of cross-country mountain biking from Knysna to Lourensford Estate in Stellenbosch, with 80 to 140km covered each day. Much of the course is uphill and a 40 percent contestant dropout rate is normal, expected even. This is a race to be endured and, for most, it’s not about winning, but merely finishing.

McMillan was drinking beer round a braai when his son Ryan came home having just seen a friend finish the Absa Cape Epic. Ryan challenged him to enter. Word spread, plenty of people put their hands up, but only these two kept at it.

The results are visible. Both men have lost weight and they are fitter than they’ve ever been before in terms of endurance. Here’s how they did it. T U D O R C A R A D O C - D AV I E S

Both Kempson and McMillan rode in aid of the Big Tree Foundation, which brings hope in the form of education, uniforms and transport to children in rural communities. To find out more go to bigtree.org.za.

RMATTERS OF THE HEARTBoth Kempson and McMillan insist on the benefi ts of cycling with heart rate monitors. Whereas Kempson went to a VO2 max assessment specialist to ascertain his ideal heart rate [167], McMillan worked out his [165] through trial and error. He tries not to go above that. BM: Work out what you can do before you start fatiguing, then work at your heart rate. You might get the mental side to kick in, burn it up that hill, and your heart rate goes up to 190, but that messes you up for the end. Rather get off and reduce your heart rate to get longevity in your cycle. Experiment the whole time, then pace yourself. At my age, everything’s about heart rate.

FITNESS FRIENDIf you’re not 100 percent sure how hard to train, check out the Suunto T6 (R4 295). Taking into account your heart rate, distance covered, incline and training effect, this smart wrist computer calculates whether you’ve done enough or need more time on the bike.

PARTNER UPNearly half of men who exercise alone quit after one year, but two-thirds of those who exercise with partners stick it out. According to Arizona State University, the benefi ts of a training partner are threefold: 1 Competition pushes you to elevate your game.2 A training partner can correct your form to help protect you from injury.3 The pressure to be there for a teammate makes you less likely to skip a workout.

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Crispin Sonn, Old Mutual Personal Financial Advice MD

MY PASSION

Jerome van Rooij,antiques collector

MY STYLE

Andrew Jennings,Woolworths MD

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Günther Jaeckel,globetrotter

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ON TRACKRobbie Kempson and Brian McMillan are fi tter than they’ve ever been.

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Fine, Finer, FinestRacks and racks of tennis racquets… How do you know which one’s right for you?Choosing a racquet used to be like flying economy. Chicken or beef? Dunlop or Slazenger? These days there’s so much fancy tech involved that making a racquet is, in fact, actual rocket science. So, with all these nanofibres, vibration dampeners and super sweet spots, how do you find the frame that’s ideally suited to your skills?

“First, have your swing speed tested,” says Lance Sawyer, co-owner of The Racquet Shop at the WPTA tennis centre in Rondebosch. “We’ll do

that for you and then select the racquet best suited to your swing speed. A racquet with a wide beam cross-section will suit a slower swing speed, and obviously the opposite for a thin beam racquet. We have a demo racquet of every model that we offer, so you can try it out before you buy.”

While this level of bespoke service is the domain of your local pro shop, the big retailers like Sportsman’s Warehouse have trained tennis experts on the floor to advise you on the right frame for your game. S T E V E S M I T H

FINE | Prince 03 Speedport Blue (R1 699)Back in 1976, Prince revolutionised the game when they introduced the Prince Classic: the world’s fi rst oversized racquet. Thanks to its huge 110 square inch head and bendy aluminium frame, club players were able to lambaste the ball with the kind of power Borg and McEnroe enjoyed. Controlling the extra oomph was another issue altogether, though, and the chaps at Prince worked hard on the problem. As a result, over the years they’ve introduced a slew of innovative technologies, the latest of which is “O-port”. These strategically enhanced string ports improve the racquet’s aerodynamics and that, together with its relatively thin beam, means a faster racquet head speed… meaning: more control, bigger serves, crisper volleys and more spin on your groundies. Strung weight: 285g

FINER | Head Metallix 6 (R1 999)If you like your tech hi, look no further. I doubt there’s a racquet out there with as much space-age wizardry as the Metallix range. Firstly, it’s made of a matrix of carbon fi bre and a new crystalline alloy that makes it stronger and lighter than anything else. Then an integrated string dampener, Stabilizer technology and Head’s LMS (longer main string) all mean Darth Vader could be your doubles partner. The Dark Side aside, the Metallix is a well-balanced and highly manoeuvrable frame that will give you plenty of control and light-sabre-like power thanks to its huge 115 square inch head. Strung weight: 265g

FINEST | Wilson K Factor 3 (R2 699)In Wilsonspeak the K factor represents proprietary technologies that result in enhanced [K]ontrol and [K]omfort. The K Factor 3’s nanotech-engineered frame boosts strength, small wings on each side of the hoop add comfort, a new yoke adds stiffness, and a compact centre improves handling. Combined with Wilson’s proven Triad system, this racquet is an all-court classic with just the right mix of power and control. And if you’re still not convinced, I have two more words: Roger Federer. He’s always played with a Wilson. Not only is he the best player on the planet, but he’s Swiss. And you know the Swiss… Strung weight: 270g

THINK. Your opponent has you in a bad position: the ball is too short for a volley, yet too long for a groundstroke. Use the defence-minded half volley to neutralise his advantage.

RENAISSANCE MAN Confound your opponents by mastering this tennis shotUS Davis Cup captain Patrick McEnroe explains how to hit a half volley, one of the toughest shots in tennis

POSITION YOURSELF. Step for a forehand or backhand, bending your knees to scoop the ball early in its bounce. Lower your racquet and keep its face nearly vertical to prevent a pop-up.

SWING. Redirect the energy from your opponent’s shot by shortening your backswing. Increase control by making contact while the ball is still in front of you. Return it deep into the centre of the court.

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Cardio Coachesssentially a dashboard readout for your ticker, a heart-rate monitor is the most important piece of exercise equipment to have if you’re serious about cardiovascular health. It displays the kilojoules you’re burning, your heart rate and your recovery rate, and it sounds an alarm before you overexert yourself. This allows you to get more out of your workouts

by lowering your resting heart rate and boosting your recovery time. A New England Journal of Medicine study showed that men with a resting heart rate of 75 were three and a half times more likely to die from a sudden heart attack than men with a resting heart rate of 60. “A lot of adult men use what I call a ‘puke index’ to know when they’re overdoing it,” says exercise physiologist Jose Maresma. But he says the tough-guy approach merely increases your chance of injury. Instead, use a heart-rate monitor to vary the intensity of your workouts – low, mid, high – and expose your heart to different levels of stress to maximise the health benefits of exercise. Here’s a primer on the best monitors for your money. B O B PA R K S

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Best for ProsThe Polar RS800 SD scrutinises the millisecond-long intervals between heartbeats. At rest, the lengths of these intervals change frequently, but they become much more consistent once you begin exercising. The device uses this measurement to determine if you’re fatigued and adjusts its recommended intensity accordingly. What’s more, it predicts V02 max – the body’s ability to absorb and use oxygen – as accurately as a stress test. R4 295, lifestylemd.com

Best for NewbiesWith excellent ease of use, the Timex 27 Lapper is perfect for start-up training. The belt works on digital transmission for no cross talk and it can focus on fi ve target heart-rate zones with recall of the average heart rates in each. Most obviously it clocks 27 laps giving either the percentage of your average heart rate or beats per minute for every lap. R1 299, timex.com

Best All-rounderThe genius of the Suunto T3 is that it crunches the data it has acquired from your previous workouts, as well as the stats you’ve programmed (your age and weight), and turns it into a number on a scale from one to fi ve. As you exercise, a corresponding line will fl uctuate to tell you if you’re maintaining fi tness, improving or risking injury. R2 637, suunto.com

Best for RunnersThe Garmin Forerunner 50 is one of the lightest, thinnest watch/heart-rate monitors on the market. The curved glass display fi ts snugly on the wrist, and the menus are intuitive and easy to use while running at full speed. Best of all, it sends data from your workout to your computer automatically. It also comes with a foot pod. Note: it’s not a GPS. R2 100, garmin.co.za

Best for Gym RatsOne of the heart-rate monitors of choice for the indoor exercise set, the Polar F6 has coded transmission to negate interference from other monitors while you’re pounding away in the gym. Then there’s also Polar’s OwnZone, which works out your personal target heart-rate zones and the OwnCal feature to track your kilojoules and percentage of fat burnt. R1 095, polar.fi

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Whether you’re looking for a beach-ready body or to get back in shape, here’s how to do it

here’s something to be said for slow and steady. It’s what allowed China to build its Great Wall, Kimberley to complete its Big Dig and the marathon to be invented in

the first place. But, when it comes to sculpting the human body, few men have the patience for it and, right now, you’re no exception.

It’s already summer and, according to the Association of South African Travel Agents, this is the most popular season for cashing in leave days. You’ve got yours earmarked for a slice of sand and azure blue water. Problem is, heaven is largely shirtless, and between an all-consuming workplace and a frenetic home life, it’s easy to let your lean, fit body go all soft around the middle. Now you’re confronted by one undeniable fact: your flight leaves in seven days and your belly is going to be on it.

Most guys would shrug their shoulders and decide that there’s nothing they can do. You’re not most guys. All you need is a plan, one that

cuts and burns as many kilojoules as possible in the time you have. That is, after all, what weight loss is all about: slashing kilojoules. A kilogram of fat contains 32 000 of them; thus, to lose a kilogram, you need to create a 32 000 kilojoule deficit. We’ll show you how to do that several times over through a programme of diet and exercise strategically designed by two top fitness gurus to fit a busy man’s harried schedule. Then we’ll show you how to shed an additional few kilos from your profile with a bit of hard-earned illusion and a few dieting tricks.

What will that translate into for the guy staring back at you in the mirror? Picture Russell Crowe as the rotund Jack Aubrey in Master and Commander. Then picture his chiselled visage as former world heavyweight champ Jim Braddock in Cinderella Man. That’s the transformation we have in store. Follow our programme and you’ll start to lose your gut in seven days. And the beach will seem that much sweeter.

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By decoding the secrets of your lover’s sensory awareness, you can connect passionately, even viscer-ally, with her body and her soul. Learn how as five discerning women share the tour of their sensual selves

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y eyes are my history. They contain the archives of all my memories. Eyes wide open or shut tight, I can still see them, the faces and places

I have loved, shared with people long gone: Tucker, my childhood pug; Hattie, the black woman who was with us for only six months when I was 12; my father, a more recent loss. He strides, testosterone-filled in the prime of life, across my vision, the movie screen of my memory, my eyeballs. All of my adult life, we lived within a kilometre of each other, and some days I see him everywhere: building a fence in my back garden in dirty overalls; driving his big white Ford on the freeway, rakish cap on his head; laughing big and hard at one of my stories on the patio of the local hamburger spot in his signature white windbreaker. Ha, ha, ha. People are watching because he laughs big, as he does everything, and I don’t mind. We are a father-daughter spectacle of mirth, and everybody is

watching us. With their eyes, they are taking a snapshot of us. I am doing it, too, so that all these years later – 35 – I can call it up, pull it out, and still see us there. Click.

They are astonishing, these eyes of ours. They are scavengers, promiscuous; they roam everywhere, taking their pictures, sending them up the most sophisticated neural pathways to the brain, where they are processed and stored. Things loved: that father. Young, older, heartbroken. A zillion pictures. Things marvelled at: the pyramids in Egypt; the Seine at night. Click, click, click, click, click, click. And in the foreground: a travelling companion, a dog, a sister, a lover.

Remember: I see him there in that hotel, thick-trunked, furry, excited. I’d forgotten I had that shot. I blush to see him there again, us there. I am just out of range, coming out of the bathroom. He’s lying on top of the orange-flowered bedspread, looking at me, smiling.

Yum, his eyes say. Before there is a touch, a taste, a moan, a smell, there is perception, seeing and being seen, eye-beckoned. Sight is foreplay. And even when you collapse next to that lover, you can still see, as you yield to pleasure and close your eyes, every inch of him – as later, dreaming, you can see him again.

We talk of love at first sight. Is there really such a thing? Both men and women attest to it, using their eyes to scan – even inhale – each other on first sighting. But do they see the same thing, react to the same cues? It’s said that men are more visual, more reactive to physical

attributes, their eyes specifically aroused by the waist-to-hip ratio of 66 to 94cm, ideal for childbearing. Call it the porno-procreative package.

And women? I don’t think we are any less visually aroused. We take note of the abs and pecs, the soft spots, the hard

spots, the places to linger. But maybe our visual snapshots are more holistic, if that makes sense: the quirk of a smile; a look that says, “I like women, I like bed,” even “I might be a little bit dangerous, but not in a hurting way”; a follow-up arm on the elbow to steer us toward dinner; those are the cues we rehearse later. And the scars, the places they’ve been hurt. Tell me what happened. Who hurt you? Are you mine now?

I am a cello. You are a bow. Play me

y body is a flute, a snare, an S-curved cello with strings that shiver each time my lover’s fingertips trace my thigh. The sound can begin

anywhere on my body, but eventually, inevitably, it rises from my body’s core, slips across my vocal cords, lingers on my lips, and finally stirs the air with that lover’s refrain, “Baby, oh, baby.”

Of the five senses, hearing is the one that just happens. It’s like breathing. Rarely, unless focusing on music, do we decide to listen, really listen. And that’s a shame, because our bodies are exquisite instruments that, given the opportunity, respond to the vibrations and

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nuances of sound with the same trembling ecstasy of a silver-winged tambourine. Sometimes the vibrations are internal, hidden; and other times, when our lover brings us to a place where we forget language and move into pure sound, we quake with motion and noise.

Deaf classical percussionist Evelyn Glennie – a brilliant dervish of a musician – can’t hear

the notes she or her fellow musicians play. Rather, she feels the vibrations on her skin. She literally feels sound.

When it comes to sex, we know it feels good, but we don’t often acknowledge how good it sounds:

the scratchy chords of freedom when the sheets are impatiently pushed to the end of the bed; the uvular riff of a lover surrendering to his partner’s devotions over a very specific

part of his anatomy; the vamp progressions of impassioned breathing that rearrange love’s shadows; the sweet entreaties; not the words themselves, but the improvised melody of those words: the curled extenuation, truncation and syncopation of a word as simple as “yes” as we give ourselves over to the composition (hear it falling like a feather from one tongue to the other: yyyyyeeeeeessssss); the suction-fed, watery midnotes that pop-pop-pop like a Charlie Parker wail when our embouchure is right where it needs to be; the bass and treble notes that rumble and flow, sometimes with a dissonance that makes our lovemaking urgent and fitful, as if we’re trying to push away the world’s sadness, and other times with a harmonic convergence: a polyrhythmic, irrepressible bump and grind, a celebration of all that is right in the world and with each other.

The song we create when we make love is a tune worth paying greater attention to. Yes, my brothers, let me sing it out loud and clear: I am a cello. You are a bow. Play me.

Before there is a touch, a taste, there is perception, seeing and being seen

Our bodies respond tothe vibrations and nuances of sound

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touchor a Catholic girl, touch is taboo, including that of your own body. To touch where it might arouse is to cross the forbidden line. The feeling of your

prying fingers on your own flesh is a dark, erotic sin that would be unthinkable to confess.

Secret places. Perhaps their secret lies in a particularly high density of nerve endings. But I prefer to imagine them as my own private cache of intense sensations. The knee, for instance, the back and the top, the thigh, the inner thigh, the back of the neck, the side of the cheek. But if the whole body is already kindled with desire, the most innocent patch of skin will get fired up when brushed against: the elbow, the shoulder, the forearm, the top of the hand. There will be that moment, before the touch, when the space between your bodies will be electrified, when they will lean toward each other like two magnets; and when your legs or arms connect, perhaps inadvertently, they will be set ablaze.

The touch is direct, almost anonymous. It’s not about long, sensual strokes, but about the high of the contact. That instant when the flame fires up the match.

We’re in his car, parked on a side street. Why in the car? I don’t remember. I hardly know him, which is why I let him do this. It would be too shameful to be touched by a boy I know, whom I could later meet in broad daylight and to whom I might risk revealing my sinful, wretched nature. He is a man, anyway, not a boy. A stranger met at a party where I hardly know anyone – an added guarantee of anonymity.

His hand takes a shortcut, straight to the point, forcing me open. There will be no slow build-up of caress, a finger on the neck, lips grazing a shoulder, hands pressed against each other, not even a bold move down to the opening of my shirt. No slow arousing. The senses are already aroused to a peak. The moment of impact is almost unbearable, like two bare wires, when connected, bursting into a spark. Instead of recoiling from the burn, my flesh dissolves, melts under the flame.

Another time, lying on a futon under the rafters in his friend’s apartment. “No. I am still...” I tell him. “It doesn’t matter,” he whispers. He

will touch me only with his hands. He starts with the ankles, one at a time; his fingers round one of my calves, dwell on the back of the knee, arousing silver shivers, then circle around. Light, fluttering moves. I imagine him plucking at a guitar’s strings. The moves are gentle, barely a breeze. I close my eyes. The touch is less compromising if I don’t look. Up the knee, the current shoots right into my heart. Immediately, his open palm takes off and lands further up in the danger zone, a pianist striking a chord, reverberating long and deep, and the tips of his fingers again, deft, assertive – a master who knows how to play the body – until I surrender.

“Touch yourself.” Said in the right tone, at the right time: another thrill. “Show me.” The secret veil lifted. The early taboo blasted. With a witness, no less.

The touch of a man is his imprint, his signature. How soft or callous his hands are, how dexterous his fingers, how insolent and bold, how sensual or rough his handling of your body, how his palms curve around your curves, how he lingers over them, where he insists, what he neglects or ignores, where he rushes past, where he barely alights, where he swoops down. Each one of his moves reveals his character, his mood of the moment and his knowledge of you: how you meet his moves. How you slither under him. How you touch him yourself, your own palms and fingers looking for an opening, the vulnerable places that he will first defend, but finally let you take. It is the dance of touch that charts the narrative of your intimacy.

To lose a man is to lose his touch. To lose a man is to lose the shared language of the flesh that you two have developed and that will never

be spoken again. His body will not be written on yours anymore. Only the memory of his touch will remain. It’s only by letting the hands of another man touch you that you will erase his tracks.

I breathe deep as you brush by and suddenly know I want you

Your touch is your lasting imprint on my soul

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’ve always engaged in the rituals of perfume. My grandmother taught me to touch Chanel No 5 on wrists and behind knees, and I obeyed like a young witch

learning spells. I was doing magic, setting doves flying out of my sleeves. But perfume should be a note, not the whole idea. Jasmine or ginger or vanilla or lime can be added to our skin, but it’s a brutal mistake to hide or ruin or bleach the natural self. As I get older, I understand more and more the urgency of a kind of physical, sensual truth that should never be masked.

On a road trip many years ago, I spent a night two-stepping in a US town. My friends and I were 20, naive and giddy, and cowboys swung us around the bar. As the music got more fervent and the bodies hotter, a certain culturally uniform fragrance bloomed out of our dancing partners. Recently, when I returned finally to the West, the powdery scent on a man at a saddlery triggered the footnote.

That night hadn’t been a sexual event, but this whiff of talc released the long-ago mountains, the lonely birds, trucks rattling through starlit dust, fiddles, straight-faced men. Men. The memory tore through me like horses, stronger almost than sex.

And this is the miracle of smell. Scent is such a straight shot to the heart that any other sense – even touch – can sometimes feel like a tour of the periphery. Not only will a woman breathe deeply as she brushes by a stranger and suddenly know she wants him, but each time she’s with him afterward, the net of his scent will bind her closer and closer with nylon-fibre strength. We can even believe that notes of your fragrance – salt, soap, coffee, musk, sweat, smoke – correspond

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Three-cheese frittata ✦ 8 eggs ✦ ¾ cup milk ✦ sea salt and cracked black pepper ✦ 30g butter ✦ ¼ cup shredded basil leaves ✦ 250g fresh ricotta cheese, drained ✦ 1 cup grated aged Cheddar ✦ ½ cup grated Gruyère ✦ buttered toast to serveHeat a nonstick frying pan with an ovenproof handle over medium heat. Whisk together the eggs, milk, salt and pepper. Melt the butter in the pan. Pour in the egg mixture and sprinkle with the basil, ricotta, cheddar and Gruyère. Cook for 3 to 4 minutes or until the frittata is starting to set around the edges. Place the pan under a preheated grill and cook for 8 to 10 minutes or until the frittata is set. Serve warm, cut into wedges with the toast, crispy bacon rosemary ties and herb-roasted tomatoes. Serves 4

Crispy bacon rosemary ties ✦ 8 rashers smoked bacon, rind removed ✦ 8 long sprigs rosemary Preheat the oven to 180°C. Wrap each rasher of bacon around a sprig of rosemary and place in a baking dish. Bake for 20 minutes or until the bacon is crisp. Serves 4

Herb-roasted tomatoes ✦ 4 tomatoes, halved ✦ 24 basil leaves ✦ 8 small sprigs thyme ✦ olive oil for drizzling ✦ sea salt and cracked black pepper Preheat the oven to 180°C. Cut three slashes in each tomato half and push in three basil leaves per half. Push a sprig of thyme into one slash in each half tomato. Place on a baking tray lined with nonstick baking paper, drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake for 30 minutes. Serves 4

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Here’s yet another gorgeous cookbook from the inimitable Donna Hay. She never fails to come up with stunning new ideas and fabulous photographs. It’s impossible to resist her fuss-free recipes and here she puts them together into menus for friends. Some are quick, week-night meals – haloumi in vine leaves; chilli, garlic and lemon chicken; and ice-cream tiramisu – while others, such as the Thai banquet, are meant for Saturday nights or long Sunday lunches. She’s also included menus for special occasions, from a smart cocktail party to an afternoon tea, plus lovely braais and brunches. For a late breakfast, here are her three-cheese frittata, crispy bacon rosemary ties and herb-roasted tomatoes recipes.

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Eat inA G O O D S P R E A D Sandwiches are no hard task with Lurpak’s Spreadable. Here, the cream of Danish butter is mixed with a natural vegetable oil so it slicks easily when used straight from the fridge. Completely natural, it’s free of hydrogenated oils, additives and artificial colorants. The Lurpak Lighter Spreadable has 25 percent less fat than regular butter. Available in 250g tubs at leading supermarkets, convenience stores and delicatessens, it sells for around R16.

D E L I - I C I O U S The Olympia Café in Kalk Bay has opened up a deli just around the corner that sells its famous breads as well as spit-roast chickens, fresh fish and super steaks, oils and vinegars – all you need for a delicious lunch or dinner. You’ll find it at 134 Main Road, Kalk Bay, 021 788 6396.

Durban’s newest deli is La Vita Bella at 198 Florida Road, 031 303 9511, run in conjunction with the legendary Spiga d’Oro restaurant next door. Grab a Molinari Caffè to go, or home-baked focaccia topped with Italian cold meats and cheeses.

E G G S P E R T I S ECan’t boil an egg? Try our way. Cover the eggs with cold water and bring to a boil. Put on the lid and turn off the heat. Leave standing for 10 minutes for hard-boiled and half the time for a softer finish. Perfect poached? Bring 4 cups water and ½ cupvinegar to the boil. Crack the eggs directly into the water. Cover, turn off the heat and leave for 3 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon to a colander.

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With the ease of international travel, no one can deny the allure and glamour of visiting a foreign destination. When it comes to checking in, whether for business or pleasure, you require luggage that combines style, ruggedness and durability. From wallets, accessories and laptop cases to totes and trunks, Tumi is the benchmark in fine luggage. One of the fastest growing international brands, the quality of material and craftsmanship sets Tumi apart as a luxurious and sophisticated travel range. Let your luggage be a signature of your style: modern and fashionable, but offering classic, masculine designs and excellent quality.

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Spero Villioti (below) trained in England at the London College of Fashion. At the end of his five-year course he graduated with full distinctions and was employed by Frank Usher, a London-based fashion house.Twenty years ago he started the highly successful Spero Villioti Couture in South Africa. In 2003 he lanched the Spero Villioti Elite Design Academy, educating and equipping the young designers of Africa to be competitive at an international level.

Leisureworx, the organisers behind Nokia Cape Town Fashion Week and MTN Durban Fashion Week, together with headline sponsor Audi, are producing South Africa’s first annual Autumn/Winter fashion week. Audi Joburg Fashion Week will take place from 14 to 17 February 2007 at the Nelson Mandela Square, Johannesburg. The event will feature South Africa’s foremost designers, including Spero Villioti, Gavin Rajah, Craig Port, Hip Hop and Darkie. Each show will roll out before a live audience of around 3 000 people.

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What better way to treat yourself this Mother’s Day thanwith adesigner fragrance from one of theworld’s top fashion houses? Versace Bright Crystal is fresh and floral, perfect for the strong,

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