Author Archives: Goldfish Communications

Granny Mouse Country House & Spa installs first Social Media Selfie Frame in the KZN Midlands!

Going the technologically savvy route – Granny Mouse Country House & Spa, this week, installed the Midlands first Selfie frame to ensure that visitors have a place to share their memories with friends and family on all social media platforms using #GMselfie, during their stay.

On check-in, guests are encouraged to take a Selfie and post it on either of the Granny Mouse social media platforms, that of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @GrannymouseSA.

Sean Granger, General Manager of Granny Mouse says, “I am ecstatic at this new development to our property. We aim to keep with the times and many of our guests are always looking for opportunities to take photos and share them with others. I am so proud of the quality of this frame and am looking forward to sharing in our guests experiences and remembering each one for years’ to come”.

Granger also encourages all Midlands visitors to pop by and take a Selfie. The Selfie frame is located near the wedding Chapel and is a fun new attraction on the meander route.

Contact 033 234 4071 for more information.

 

Add some fun with garden signage!

Are you a gardening enthusiast? Do you love DIY? Well here is a fun, simple and eco-friendly tutorial on how to make a quirky garden sign for your garden: “The Bottoms-up sow-easy sign” courtesy of Mark Robson (Granny Mouse Gardener):

What you will need:

  • Small bottle of acrylic paint (many hardware/ hobby stores sell this)
  • Paintbrush/sponge (depending on what effect you want to achieve)
  • Beer bottle
  • Permanent marker/stickers

Here’s how:

Step 1:

Recycle an old glass bottle by soaking it in warm water and then washing off the labels with a mild detergent.

Step-1

Step 2:

Thoroughly dry the bottle and then place on newspaper on a dry surface

 

Step-2

Step 3:

Take your paint (using any colour you prefer) and apply a thick coat to the bottle using your paintbrush/sponge and leave to dry. Apply a second coat, once it has dried fully. Tip: The best way to dry your bottles, is to turn them upside down and rest them on the top as this part of the bottle will be buried when placed in the garden.

 

step-3

Step 4:

Place any desired stickers or write on your bottle using permanent markers and you will have a DIY upcycled garden sign that adds a personal touch to your garden.

step-4