I'm mourning the end of Soul Sundays. Aya, although visibly inexperienced on television presenting, executed some form of stimulation. I loved the concept and the styling of the show; and to be honest, they should have run this show for a year - like they do with the Jika Majikas and Jam Alleys ofthis world. The show was candy for the eye and food for thought for television junkies like me.
I'm mourning the end of Soul Sundays. Aya, although visibly inexperienced on television presenting, executed some form of stimulation. I loved the concept and the styling of the show; and to be honest, they should have run this show for a year - like they do with the Jika Majikas and Jam Alleys ofthis world. The show was candy for the eye and food for thought for television junkies like me.
nThe Where Were You show on SABC2 tonight promises many nights of misty eyes and laughter in my lounge. I look forward to the yesteryear haircuts and scrawny figures.
Bring back our Soul Sundays
I'm mourning the end of Soul Sundays. Aya, although visibly inexperienced on television presenting, executed some form of stimulation. I loved the concept and the styling of the show; and to be honest, they should have run this show for a year - like they do with the Jika Majikas and Jam Alleys ofthis world. The show was candy for the eye and food for thought for television junkies like me.
I'm mourning the end of Soul Sundays. Aya, although visibly inexperienced on television presenting, executed some form of stimulation. I loved the concept and the styling of the show; and to be honest, they should have run this show for a year - like they do with the Jika Majikas and Jam Alleys ofthis world. The show was candy for the eye and food for thought for television junkies like me.
nThe Where Were You show on SABC2 tonight promises many nights of misty eyes and laughter in my lounge. I look forward to the yesteryear haircuts and scrawny figures.