Valentine's day is the day when you are celebrating love, not that you have to celebrate love only one day in the year, love should be celebrated every second of your lifetime , but anyway Valentine’s day is the day of love and in that name you can decorate your bedroom on romantic and creative way.Valentine’s day is supposed to be romantic and in the name of love , so you can change your bedding curtains for that day and you can escape the routine and try something new and fresh.Valentine’s day is great opportunity to escape the boredom in your bedroom and to try something new with the bedings.
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Showing posts with label Valentine. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Creative Ideas for Valentine beddings
Valentine's day is the day when you are celebrating love, not that you have to celebrate love only one day in the year, love should be celebrated every second of your lifetime , but anyway Valentine’s day is the day of love and in that name you can decorate your bedroom on romantic and creative way.Valentine’s day is supposed to be romantic and in the name of love , so you can change your bedding curtains for that day and you can escape the routine and try something new and fresh.Valentine’s day is great opportunity to escape the boredom in your bedroom and to try something new with the bedings.
Monday, 22 April 2013
75 WAYS TO SHOW LOVE IN RELATIONSHIPS
I am a romantic at heart....don't blame me i can’t even blame
myself. I guess with all the horrible things and events happening in the world
i just love the idea of Romance so enjoy this read *wink*
I saw this list on www.self-improvement-saga.com and I
couldn't wait to try them out. They're so on point and they are things that
anybody can do and have a lot of fun while doing at it.
1. A kiss on the forehead
2. Uninterrupted quality time
3. A note under the pillow
4. Tell him when he looks masculine, sexy, or hot
5. Turn a regular day into an All-About-You day just for your
mate
6. Breakfast served in bed
7. A romantic picnic indoors
8. An unexpected dinner cruise
9. Propose marriage on one knee
10. Don’t complain when he leaves the toilet seat up
11. A rose on the pillow
12. Tell her she’s beautiful
13. Pour on the chivalry (open doors, pull her chair out)
14. A bubble bath with rose petals and her favorite scented
candles
15. Verbalize what your relationship means to you
16. Surprise her with her favorite flowers and candy
17. An “I love you because…” list
18. PDA (public displays of affection)
19. Heart shaped pancakes or cookies
20. A walk in the park together
21. Hold your beloved a little tighter and longer than usual
22. Do some of his/her chores
23. A handwritten card sprayed with your scent
24. Spoil each other
25. Renew your marriage vows
26. Be first to say “I’m sorry” after an argument
27. Personalize (i.e. engrave) gifts
28. Place an “I love you” flyer under the car’s windshield
wiper
29. Send a surprise gift to his/her workplace
30. Support each other’s dreams
31. Make love slowly, passionately
32. Run his bath water
33. Give your spouse space when needed
34. Buy her feminine hygiene products (before she asks)
35. Bring him a cold beer while he watches football
36. Put a love note in her purse
37. Hold hands
38. Take showers together and wash each other’s back (or whole
body)
39. Look deeply into your lover’s eyes
40. Always kiss goodbye and goodnight
41. Boast about your mate and your relationship to mutual
friends
42. Arrange for a babysitter so you can have an unexpected
date night
43. Say how much you
love each other even if you think it’s known
44. Use cute pet names for each other
45. Rub your noses together
46. Remember to say thank you (often)
47. Excuse each other’s mistakes
48. Meditate together
49. Sleep in his t-shirt
50. Wash her hair
51. Step outside of traditional gender roles to help each
other (Cook dinner for her; take the trash out for him)
52. Verbally reassure your lover
53. Take photographs as a couple
54. Give up the last piece of food on your plate
55. Write a short fairy tale using you and your mate as the
characters (Once upon a time…”)
56. Listen more intently
57. Flirt with each other
58. Sing your significant other a love song
59. Get up early to help him/her get ready for work
60. Say “I adore you”
61. Watch a chic flick with her
62. Kiss your mate somewhere you never thought to kiss before
(i.e. elbow, knee, toe)
63. Initiate affection (hugs, kisses, spooning)
64. Take good care of yourself so that you’re at your best for
the one you love
65. A handmade gift or card
66. Write a sweet message on a fogged-up mirror so he/she will
see it after exiting the shower
67. Cook your significant other’s’ favorite meal
68. Feed each other chocolate covered strawberries
69. Cuddle by the fireplace
70. Laugh and have fun with each other
71. Rub his/her feet
72. Create a scrapbook together
73. Start a hobby together
74. Dance indoors to your favorite song
75. Ask about each other’s day
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Saturday, 16 February 2013
Kim K on her way to Nigeria
Kim is on her way to Nigeria where she will be joining Darey Alade on his 'Love Like A Movie' concert holding tomorrow the 17th of February 2013 at Eko Hotel. Welcome Kim!
Goldie's Husband grants interview
When did you wed her? And were you still married as at when she passed yesterday?
We wed in December 2005 and were very much married when she passed indeed I was talking to her on arrival in Lagos before the fateful event
I see you moved back to England. Do you have another family?
I work in Malaysia, we have a private home in UK, I do not have a second family
Also did you have kids together?
No kids, we were planning this year
There had been speculation for many years that she was married to an ‘oyinbo’ man. But no one could lay hands on anything. Why did you keep it a ‘secret’?
Our private life is nothing to do with work life, there has to be a balance
How did you hear of her death? I found out you last saw her in December?
I was talking to her on arrival in Lagos before the fateful event
How did you meet her? She must have been very young…
I met her at a friend’s leaving party and fell in love straight away, but had to work hard to persuade her I was genuine
So you will be planning to come here for burial rites…
Yes I have applied for visa and shall come next week
But how did you manage the Prezzo drama?
Prezzo was part of BBA game, just like in the movies, there was nothing to fear
But funny it dragged way beyond BBA
It dragged because the media dragged it, other wise it would have died naturally. Prezzo will say anything to get attention
Do you think he fell in love? And did you ever think Susan liked him for a minute…?
People fall in love and it’s not impossible to love more than one person, but there are different levels. She liked him initially, but began to despise him and distanced herself as he tried to use her she complained he was very manipulative
How did you come about your alias ‘Oyibopeppay?
Oyiiibopeppay is a name used in the villages for white man getting burned in the sun. I used to work in the bush erecting BTS for MTN and Glo
You have direct access to her password? The memories album was posted on her twitter. Or you requested for an admin to post?
I am an official admin. I don’t need any password but my own. It was authorised by Goldie
One last question: so much speculation on cause of death. I see from your facebook timeline that you’ve followed the reports. Have the doctors/family/label told you what the cause of death is?
An autopsy is being carried out and we will await results. The rest is speculation and hearsay
And did she have any medical condition?
She had no medical condition,
Is it true she was in India recently?
She was in Malaysia, we spent Christmas together away from prying eyes
What will you miss most about her?
Everything, she was the most beautiful person I ever met, no moment was wasted. Sweet, intelligent, sexy and a magnificent cook!!!!
And she was a determined young lady…
Very. That’s what I liked about her
Are you originally from England? Was she officially a citizen of your country by marriage? Or that was not concluded?
I’m from England and was processing Nigerian citizenship before I was transferred to Malaysia. Of course she was citizen of UK before we met, she lived and schooled there
She was indeed a star, as I’m sure you’ve seen from the tributes coming from far and near. Even the BBC and Billboard recognise her star
Yes we saw it on BBC news tonight. It is a devastating loss, but I support just as much wherever she has gone to.
Sunday, 3 February 2013
GIFTS YOUR KIDS WILL NEVER FORGET THIS VALENTINE
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Children are born
entitled. They are surrounded by adults who cater to their every need.
That’s fine when
those things really are necessities: food, clothing, diapers and a place to get
some sleep. Children grow up, though, and as they age, many come to define
“needs” as an iPhone or a pair of expensive shoes. So how can parents teach
their 21st century kids to be more grateful and truly appreciate
things?
Affirmation: Sometimes one simple word of affirmation can
change an entire life. So make sure your children know how much you appreciate
them. And then, remind them every chance you get.
Art. With the advent of the Internet,
everyone who wants to create… can. The world just needs more people who want
to…
Challenge: Encourage your child to dream big dreams. In
turn, they will accomplish more than they thought possible… and probably even
more than you thought possible.
Compassion/Justice: Life isn’t fair. It
never will be – there are just too many variables. But when a wrong has been
committed or a playing field can be leveled, I want my child to be active in
helping to level it.
Contentment: The need for more is
contagious. Therefore, one of the greatest gifts you can give your children is
an appreciation for being content with what they have… but not with whom they
are.
Curiosity: Teach your children to ask
questions about who, what, where, how, why, and why not. “Stop asking so many
questions” are words that should never leave a parents’ mouth.
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Determination: One of the greatest
determining factors in one’s success is the size of their will. How can you
help grow your child’s today?
Discipline: Children need to learn
everything from the ground-up including appropriate behaviors, how to get along
with others, how to get results, and how to achieve their dreams. Discipline
should not be avoided or withheld. Instead, it should be consistent and
positive.
Encouragement: Words are powerful. They can create or they
can destroy. The simple words that you choose to speak today can offer
encouragement and positive thoughts to another child. Or your words can send
them further into despair. So choose them carefully.
Faithfulness to your Spouse. Faithfulness
in marriage includes more than just our bodies. It also includes our eyes,
mind, heart, and soul. Guard your sexuality daily and devote it entirely to
your spouse. Your children will absolutely take notice.
Finding Beauty: Help your children find
beauty in everything they see and in everyone they meet.
Generosity: Teach your children to be
generous with your stuff so that they will become generous with theirs.
Honesty/Integrity: Children who learn the
value and importance of honesty at a young age have a far greater opportunity
to become honest adults. And honest adults who deal truthfully with others tend
to feel better about themselves, enjoy their lives more, and sleep better at
night.
Hope: Hope is knowing and believing that
things will get better and improve. It creates strength, endurance, and
resolve. And in the desperately difficult times of life, it calls us to press
onward.
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Hugs and Kisses: I once heard the story of
a man who told his 7-year old son that he had grown too old for kisses. I tear
up every time I think of it. Know that your children are never too old to
receive physical affirmation of your love for them.
Imagination. If we’ve learned anything over
the past 20 years, it’s that life is changing faster and faster with every
passing day. The world tomorrow looks nothing like the world today. And the
people with imagination are the ones not just living it, they are creating it.
Intentionality: I believe strongly in
intentional living and intentional parenting. Slow down; consider who you are,
where you are going, and how to get there. And do the same for each of your
children.
Your Lap: It’s the best place in the entire
world for a book, story, or conversation. And it’s been right in front of you
the whole time.
Lifelong Learning: A passion for learning
is different from just studying to earn a grade or please teachers. It begins
in the home. So read, ask questions, analyze, and expose. In other words, learn
to love learning yourself.
Love: but the greatest of these is love.
Meals Together: Meals provide unparalleled
opportunity for relationship, the likes of which cannot be found anywhere else.
So much so, that a family that does not eat together does not grow together.
Nature: Children who learn to appreciate the
world around them take care of the world around them. As a parent, I am
frequently asking my kids to keep their rooms inside the house neat, clean, and
orderly. Shouldn’t we also be teaching them to keep their world outside neat,
clean, and orderly?
Opportunity: Kids need opportunities to experience new
things so they can find out what they enjoy and what they are good at. And
contrary to popular belief, this doesn’t have to require much money.
Optimism: Pessimists don’t change the
world. Optimists do.
Peace: On a worldwide scale, you may think this is
out of our hands. But in relation to the people around you, this is completely
within your hands… and that’s a darn good place to start.
Pride: Celebrate the little things in life.
After all, it is the little accomplishments in life that become the big
accomplishments.
Room to make mistakes: Kids are kids.
That’s what makes them so much fun… and so desperately in need of your
patience. Give them room to experiment, explore, and make mistakes.
Self-Esteem: People who learn to value
themselves are more likely to have self-confidence, self-esteem, and
self-worth. As a result, they are more likely to become adults who respect
their values and stick to them… even when no one else is.
Sense of Humor: Laugh with your children everyday… for your
sake and theirs.
Spirituality: Faith elevates our view of
the universe, our world, and our lives. We would be wise to instill into our
kids that they are more than just flesh and blood taking up space. They are
also made of mind, heart, soul, and will. And decisions in their life should be
based on more than just what everyone else with flesh and blood is doing.
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Stability: A stable home becomes the
foundation on which children build the rest of their lives. They need to know
their place in the family, who they can trust, and who is going to be there for
them. Don’t keep changing those things.
Time: The gift of time is the one gift you
can never get back or take back. So think carefully about who (or what) is
getting yours.
Undivided Attention: Maybe this imagery will
be helpful: Disconnect to Connect.
Uniqueness: What makes us different is what
makes us special. Uniqueness should not be hidden. It should be proudly
displayed for the entire world to see, appreciate, and enjoy.
A Welcoming Home: To know that you can
always come home is among the sweetest and most life-giving assurances in the
entire world. Is your home breathing life into your child?
Of course, none of
these gifts are on sale at your local department store. But, I think that’s the
point. xoxo
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