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JOHANNESBURG. — Self-proclaimed homebody Yanga Sobetwa has got all the answers, while many of us struggle with staying indoors during the 21-day national lockdown.
The Idols SA winner says she enjoys her own space more than the average person.
Below the 19-year-old songbird gives five tips on surviving the lockdown:
If I’m not at school, I’m at home. If I’m not at a gig, I’m home. That’s it for me. I’m someone who loves my space and just being by myself. To entertain myself I watch a lot of YouTube videos.
I connect with myself. I reflect a lot and it helps me to be intact with myself — especially my emotional and mental wellbeing. I also use the time to come up with a lot of new ideas.
I make sure that my spiritual self is nourished as well. I read the Bible every day, read the word of the lord and pray every day. This is to solidify my spirit, so that when I go out I’m able to deal with certain situations in a wise manner.
I eat a lot. I make sure that I’m well fed. My goal is to gain a few kilos. I have been going to the gym a lot, but I feel like I’ve been losing the weight instead of toning the way I want. For me it’s a good thing, while for others it’s not.
I try to connect with friends and family. Not daily, but I try my best.
Below are some Quarantunes that Gallo record company have compiled to help you survive the weekend.
Top 5 songs to do an at-home pamper sesh to
– Little Girl by Yanga Sobetwa
– We’re In This Love Together by Chris Walker
– Lovely Day by Henry Philemon
– Believe by Howie Combrink
– Sthandwa by Thami Shobede
Top 5 weekend move-your-feet beats
– It’s Alright by Rubber Duc
– No Distractions by Paxton
– Your Princess is in Another Castle by Loui London
-Here I Am off the Portal album by Grassy Spark
– Savanna by Josh Wantie. — Sowetan.
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