Showing posts with label friendship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label friendship. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

HALLOWEEN GUIDE.........

Halloween is here again....its that time of the year and I don't think my readers should be left out of the fun.
Today the post will be a guide to different aspect of Halloween like the décor, Halloween candles and tablecloths, plates etc.
its supposed to be fun plus educative so please read up and drop comments thanks.


Give your child a special plate for a holiday tradition to enjoy for years to come. Our exclusive jack-o’-lantern artwork is printed on kid-safe, shatter-resistant melamine.
  • 10" diameter
  • Crafted of melamine with our exclusive artwork.
  • BPA- and lead-free.
  • Dishwasher-safe.



This jack-o’-lantern’s goofy grin means he’s happy to collect lots of treats for kids. Perfect for Halloween parties, he features a soft felt face that is accented with decorative stitching for lots of character and a cute, homespun look.
  • Sewn of polyester felt.
  • Embroidered stitching and appliquéd details give a handcrafted look and feel.
  • Fabric straps are attached with wooden buttons, and secure the backer to the chair.


 Flicker candles



Halloween Treat Basket & Liner

Crisp white cotton printed with a crop of jolly pumpkins dresses up our woven basket for a Halloween centerpiece or treats.

  • 18" wide x 12" deep x 8.5" high
  • Perfect for any time of the year, the woven basket has two handles and fits all of our seasonal treat liners (sold separately).
  • Liner adds a decorative touch to our treat basket and is made of cotton percale with our exclusive Halloween illustrations.





For a party to remember, send guests home with these sweet handmade baskets filled with candy or other goodies.

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

This Girl Needs Advice!!! She Caught Her Brother's Friend Sniffing Her Panties




My brother's friend who is between 17 or 18 came for a Sleep-over, I'm 25. My Parents were out and wanted me to pretty much 'babysit' them while they were away. Time went by and I wanted to go for a walk. As I got back went back to my room I saw with my own eyes my brothers friend smelling my underwear from my laundry basket I was so shocked I stubbornly cleared my throat and he turned away swiftly and looked at me, and couldn't say a word, dropped my panties and left with shame.

Later that day I sneakily went into my brother's friend's bag to see if he took anything, as I opened his bag I saw my bra and 2 of my underwear, I just got so furious but couldn't do much.

What should I do about my brothers friend and is it normal?  I Need Your Advice.

Monday, 29 April 2013

EIGHT THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUR COMPANY’S YOUNG EMPLOYEES


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Close relationship with supervisors and constant feedback:

During their childhoods, millennials were encouraged to have close relationships with their parents and teachers. They expect the same kind of relationships in a work environment.“Millennials want close relationships with their supervisors, and expect frequent feedback. They dislike ambiguity and expect transparency and fairness in all their dealings with work organisations,” notes the report.

2. Work/life balance: Unlike their parents of the boomer generation, millennials are not workaholics. They want a clear work/life balance and expect their employers to help them achieve this.“They view work as just one aspect of life, and place more value on the sanctity of free time,” says the report.

3. Immediate gratification: The young people surveyed by Ericsson are not necessarily excited by the idea of slowly climbing up the corporate ladder. “They are less willing to pay dues, and unlikely to pursue the delayed gratification of a gradual promotion track.”

4. Tech-savvy: Millennials have a much closer relationship with technology than other generations. The report explains that “due to the rapid changes in technology over the last 25 years, millennials have become highly adaptable and naturally fast-paced. In their eyes, change is a constant…” These young employees often get frustrated with companies that use outdated technology.

5. Always connected: Young professionals are in constant contact with their friends and family through social media networks and instant messaging platforms. They continue with this communication during work hours, and view it as a right rather than a benefit.Unfortunately for employers, this is not a two-way street. Millennials are generally not willing to let work interrupt their private lives, especially during weekends.

6. Using personal networks to solve work-related issues: Millennials reach out to their friends and contacts to get help with work-related issues. Whereas previous generations would have limited such questions to their colleagues, millennials utilise their personal networks to address a variety of tasks.

7. Flexible work hours: Today’s young professionals desire flexible working hours (with no overtime) and the option to work from home on certain days.

8. Want to be treated as equals: “The sense of equality that millennials learned from their friendships with parents and teachers growing up translates directly to the workplace. [They] expect everyone to be equal, and for there to be transparency, fairness – and no hierarchy,” says the report.So in light of the above, what is the ideal company for today’s 20-somethings? “In the eyes of a millennial, an ideal company should allow them to sustain their personal lives at work. It should also offer them the opportunity to work in teams, preferably with others of their own age. There should be transparency, clear directions and constant feedback from managers and supervisors, with whom millennials expect to have a close relationship. In order to perform optimally, having the latest technology is a must, especially when it comes to communication.”

Wednesday, 24 April 2013

ENJOYING YOUR LIFE




Sometimes we just need to cry;
We just need to let for a little while;
Most of our days are spent being strong, being in charge, taking care of others;
But if we don't STOP for a while and allow ourselves' to feel;
Then we will become numb to our own selves';
So remember to take care of you;
And if crying is what you need to do;
Allow yourself to shed tears of healing;
For crying is one of the most therapeutic tools there are;
And it's one we need to practice on a regular basis;
Just because you cry doesn't mean you are weak;
It's how we were created;
It's a form of release;
So make sure you are taking care of you first;
For taking care of others is not possible;
Unless first you take care of yourself.

Monday, 22 April 2013

AMAZING ME!!!!


The highest reward for a person's toil is not what they get for it, but what they become by it. - John Ruskin


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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