Currently Loving

Currently Loving

Food: Crusty breadsticks
Drink: Nestea Green Tea (Mango)
TV Show: X-Factor.
Song: Timmomatic ‘Set it Off’
Book/Magazine: -none at the moment -
Piece of clothing: Burgundy/Purple maxi skirt.

Other: The start of Spring …. And the sense of hope and happiness in the air.

T.H.I.N.K

I love this little reminder that we should all think about what we are saying before we start talking.

Update

Its been awhile since I last posted on this blog - the past year has been busy with planning a wedding, new jobs and just living life.
I recently had a look back through my blog and it made me happy to see the collection of all the bits and pieces throughout it, so I’m going to start adding things again.

Happiness Makes Us Feel Alive

Harmony

Currently Loving

 

Currently Loving

Food: Whitmans sampler chocolates (so yum - and actually i like all of them, not like with other boxes of chocs which have mint/orange ones that I dont actually like.) 

Drink: Milo in my tornado cup (ultimate laziness, it mixes it for me)

TV Show:  Winners and Losers

Song:  Lior "This Old Love", also 'You've got a friend in me" from ToyStory soundtrack

Book/Magazine: I've just started a Jane Green novel (only one chapter so far)

Piece of clothing: Teal coloured top with keyhole and tie at front.

Other: researching honeymoon destinations and dreaming of gorgeous destinations

R U OK day ?

R U OK? Day

Tomorrow, September 15^th is R U OK? Day.

The day aims to get everyone to ask a friend, colleague, family member or stranger ‘Are you ok?’.

The tag line “A conversation could change a life” is a simple one, but so very true, and not something most of us think about on a day to day basis.

The day aims to encourage conversation between people, particularly in relation to suicide. It aims to break down the barriers and make it ok to tell someone that you are struggling.

The day encourages us to all ask ‘are you ok?’, listen without judgement, encourage action and follow up. This is an important step in helping others who may not be coping.

So, if you want to get involved, make a donation, or read some more about it go to

http://www.ruokday.com.au/content/home.aspx

And remember to ask ‘Are you Ok?’