Sunday, November 13, 2011
Friday, November 11, 2011
Face of Famine.
A month or so ago I put photo's on my blog and on Facebook, showed my friends and parents, an disturbing image of a young baby suffering from malnutrition due to the African drought.
You can see that image here.
http://www.news.com.au/world/minhaj-gedi-farah-becaomes-face-of-hope-from-the-famine/
The first time I saw his picture I couldn't help but cry. It was shocking.
However I am now so happy to see that he has recovered significantly and is doing a lot better, not to mention looking a lot better.
Minhaj Gedi Farah in August, when he was being nursed back to health at the Dadaab refuge camp in Kenya. Picture: AP
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/world/minhaj-gedi-farah-becaomes-face-of-hope-from-the-famine/story-e6frfkyi-1226192615600#ixzz1dOau7tH9
I hope anyone who sees this thinks to donate even a few dollars to help these people.
I can't wait to go to Kenya myself in January to do my bit!
xx
You can see that image here.
http://www.news.com.au/world/minhaj-gedi-farah-becaomes-face-of-hope-from-the-famine/
The first time I saw his picture I couldn't help but cry. It was shocking.
However I am now so happy to see that he has recovered significantly and is doing a lot better, not to mention looking a lot better.
Minhaj Gedi Farah in August, when he was being nursed back to health at the Dadaab refuge camp in Kenya. Picture: AP
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/world/minhaj-gedi-farah-becaomes-face-of-hope-from-the-famine/story-e6frfkyi-1226192615600#ixzz1dOau7tH9
Minhaj Gedi Farah with his mother Assiyah in October, when he was being nursed back to health at the Dadaab refuge camp in Kenya. Picture: AP
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/world/minhaj-gedi-farah-becaomes-face-of-hope-from-the-famine/story-e6frfkyi-1226192615600#ixzz1dOb6NjVm
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/world/minhaj-gedi-farah-becaomes-face-of-hope-from-the-famine/story-e6frfkyi-1226192615600#ixzz1dOb6NjVm
I can't wait to go to Kenya myself in January to do my bit!
xx
Thursday, November 10, 2011
I have been naughty
Although my savings have gotten down to the lowest it has been in a few years (mostly due to paying off my African adventure) I couldn't help myself once I realised I was paid a bit early this fortnight. Goodbye $300 bucks in a matter of minutes.
I went a little crazy on ASOS.com. Considering the fact that I have no space in my wardrobe nor a coat hanger that has less than 3 items already draping from it, these purchases were not wise.
I went a little crazy on ASOS.com. Considering the fact that I have no space in my wardrobe nor a coat hanger that has less than 3 items already draping from it, these purchases were not wise.
I love this 'Rare' dress, I'm quite fond of a Peter Pan collar and
I love sequins, so this was fate. Hope it looks nice on.
I almost bought the blouse also but for almost $60 I thought best to try and source a cheaper alternative.
I really love the black shift though, I think it would be perfect with stockings and a similar top to wear to interviews when I am going for teaching job interviews next winter.
Just an update, I ended up caving and buying the blouse too. Can't help myself.
These collar tips were so cute, I couldn't resist. Hate spiders though,
so I am surprised by their appeal.
This was on sale, and was only in a size bigger than I
would usually buy, so either it will fit perfectly and my other two
wont or this might be a bit big. But again, love a good peter pan collar.
These remind me of my self in high school. Went through a bit of a skull phase,
due tot hat my parents would buy me anything with skulls on it for a
considerable amount of time.
I usually only wear silver or white gold. However some dress pieces
I have purchased recently are gold tone or brass so
I thought this stacker would be a good way of starting to incorporate
the other colours.
And then I found a sale on some of the pieces from the Erin Wasson 'Low Luv' collection
I had been coveting the Thunderbird cuff for a very long time, however
got a similar eagle cuff on Gypsy Warrior.com so had to settle with
these studs. I love the whole aztec, bohemian trend. Although I'd say
I have been like that since I was 13 so I'd have to say it is more
a trend that best suits me.
This little bracelet was quite expensive, I would never usually spend that much on
costume jewellery and I call it costume just because it is only silver plated. I think I will
attempt to make this my everyday bracelet. If I can remember to put it on.
I used to wear a little red Kabbalah bracelet with a Hamsa on it which I got from a seller in Israel but
the last few have fallen off almost immediately so I am happy to have something on my wrist again.
I hope everything fits and I am not left with buyers remorse!
I also hope I look after the jewellery. I have been pretty careless with my earrings lately. For someone who actually works at a jewellery store I am pretty bad a keeping my stuff safe. Touch wood, it is a surprise I still have my diamond ring.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
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