Sunday, 19 May 2013

Reasons Why You Go To Your Place Of Worship

I want to know your reasons why you go to your place of worship on friday or sunday. Everyome has their reasons.
-some believe it is a good place to meet their life partner
-some go cause it is a day of worship
-some go to listen to the word and enrich their souls.
-Some go cause there is Good network for browsing
-some go just to show off their new car or clothes

-some see it as a good place for business
What are your own reasons huh

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Fashion Trend; First spray shirt invented

Ever wanted a shirt where you pick the colour you want it. Spray it the way you want and even when it get faded you just SPRAY? Spanish fashion designer Manel Torres has made such imaginations posssible.

Believe it or not!!.
Spanish fashion designer Manel Torres invented the world's first clothes-spray, which after application to the body can be removed, washed and worn again. Hmmm! Amazing! But did he thought about the side effect it will have on human?
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Yes, Sexy Underwear Can Make All The Difference

Ever hear about how the little things matter a lot? However much we want to crumple the bridge of our noses at this cliché, it happens to be true. Treating ourselves in the smallest ways can lead to great satisfaction. For example, buying a pair of new underwear can sometimes mean the difference between feeling low and feeling great.
Raise your hand if you’re guilty of having a pair (or a few pairs) of ratty underwear. The kind worn to the hated job, a quick outing, “that time of the month,” laundry day or as a result of laziness. I believe most of us are guilty of this and are repeat offenders. I’ll be the first to admit that if this were a crime, I’d be extremely criminal. Why don’t I take the time to jazz up this part of my daily wear? Why does it matter?
Wearing nice or sexy underwear is a way for me to treat myself, to let myself know I'm worth the effort. I'm worth wearing nice patterns made of material that's not faded and full of holes. I'm worth an extra couple of bucks on occasion. Also, when I dress sexy, I feel sexy! A great outfit can really help with obtaining a certain mood. There's more than one reason a red power tie and a suit will beat a white t-shirt and sweats for a job interview.
Think about it. How do you feel wearing any unloved piece of clothing? I feel indifferent. “Well, it’s clean so I’ll put it on,” followed by an internal shrug. I’m not saying think about your undergarments all day. The point is, there's no love going into this everyday adornment. I’ve attained a habit of indifference to myself. If I don’t care to treat myself well, not many others will.
Adding a small bit of cuteness or sexiness to my wardrobe always does me good. I like colorful, smooth and eye-catching things. A lot of us do, but it’s not like I have to go shopping every week. I don’t even have to go to Victoria’s Secret. All I need are new pairs in good condition.
Recently I saw a pair of salmon-colored pants in a pack of boy shorts, ones that were pinkish with some bright orange. On first seeing them I thought, “Who on earth makes underwear this color? Why would someone wear this?” I think this every time I put them on. Yes, I wear them. Especially since having that thought in mind makes me laugh. Each time I see that pair of boy shorts, I smile to think of the bright absurdity I love so much.
Perhaps underwear isn’t your pick to spice up your personal adornment and self-worth. Maybe it’s the lack thereof. No judgment here. This concept can go for shoes, jewelry, shirts and hairstyles, whatever. What’s important is to start somewhere small. Fine more and more ways to love myself and show I’m worth doting upon. We all are. Within reason of course. Not to forget an element of fun like my beloved salmon boy shorts.
Where can you start to make small uplifting changes in your life? I’d love to hear in the comments from you. For me, I’ll start with sexy underwear!

Orphaned and homeless: Surviving the streets of North Korea

Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- The first time Yoon Hee was abandoned, she was an infant.

She was born in a village near North Korea's sacred Mount Baekdu, where the country's lore claims its founder, Kim Il Sung, led the fight for independence and his oldest son, Kim Jong Il, was born.

But the similarities between Yoon Hee and her homeland's rulers end there.

Six months after her birth, her parents divorced and left Yoon Hee in the care of a friend.

The second time she was abandoned, Yoon Hee was 8 and had gone back to live with her mother.

One day, her mother told her she had somewhere to go. "She never came back," Yoon Hee said.

Yoon Hee had no choice but to live alone in North Korea. So she did what many abandoned North Korean children do -- living on the streets, nearly freezing to death in the winters, begging for mercy, plucking grass for food and crying so hard at night only the pain in her face could stifle her tears.

Yoon Hee stayed in the same neighborhood as her mother in the city of Hyesan, hoping they could live together again.

"I sometimes ran into her on the streets," Yoon Hee said, "but I couldn't ever get a warm feeling from her."

One time when they met, Yoon Hee said, "she told me she was already having a hard time living by herself, so she couldn't live with me."

But Yoon Hee was undeterred.

"I had a hope."

Death by electrocution

Amid tensions in the Korean peninsula, much of the focus has fallen on deciphering the next moves of Pyongyang's new leader, Kim Jong Un.

But all this belies a humanitarian crisis in North Korea, a country that boasts of its military strength and nuclear capabilities and yet has no place for homeless orphans.

"There are many children like me who die," said Hyuk Kim, who fled North Korea in 2011, nearly a decade after becoming an orphan.

In the punishing winters, Hyuk and other orphans would break into sheds containing electric transformers near factories and markets to find a warm place to sleep.

"Many children accidentally end up touching the transformers while sleeping and die," said Hyuk, who asked that his real name not be used for the safety of family members still in North Korea.

As Hyuk dozed off each night curled next to a transformer, he would try to stay as still as possible -- willing himself not to move in his sleep.

"I thought I would live forever this way," he said.

Blue Ivy is going to be a big sister. After rampant rumors, it looks like Beyoncé and Jay-Z are expecting a second child.

Multiple sources confirm to E! News that Beyoncé is pregnant with baby #2. However, no official announcement has been made by the couple.
There were whispers of the 31-year-old singer’s pregnancy when she walked the red carpet at the Met Gala wearing a custom-made Givenchy gown that covered her stomach and hid her silhouette.
The speculation only increased after she was forced to cancel her concert in Antwerp, Belgium. Doctors ordered her to get some rest “as a result of dehydration and exhaustion.”
But she returned to the stage the next day, apologizing to her fans. “I’ve never postponed a show in my life,” she said in a handwritten note. “It was very hard for me.”
Bey recently expressed her desire to expand her family. “I would like more children. I think my daughter needs some company. I definitely love being big sister,” she told ABC News.
Beyoncé is set to launch the U.S. leg of “The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour” in L.A. on June 28. It’s unknown how the pregnancy will affect her touring plans.

Orphans in North Korea

Yoon Hee spent 10 years on the streets in North Korea after abandonment, nearly freezing to death in the winters, plucking grass for food and crying so hard at night only the pain in her face could stifle her tears.