Weekends as a kid: What could and couldn't you do?

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Stacey Norman shared her weekend routine as a child, which included making coffee for her parents before they got out of bed, wiping down furniture and vacuuming, all while her younger sister slept. J Sbu and Stacey heard a few voice notes and spoke with a caller who all shared how strict their parents were when it came to weekends. It seems many KZNers didn't stay out late to party when they were young.
24 May 2024 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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