Monday, 29 January 2018
Chip and Dale did what? Funny Character Moments- Ep. 7 Confessions of a ...
YUP, another one from Sir Willow's Disney <3 ...
DEDICATION POST: 9 Ways to Get Kicked Out of a Theme Park - Ep 81 Confessions of a Theme ...
Well, 9 things you must not do if you wish to stay in any Disney park etc! ... I've become addicted to if that is the right word to describe it. Into Sir Willow's vlogs. Confessions of a Theme Park worker. I don't know if I'd be that good as a worker or cast member at Disney somehow it would drive me nuts! lol Like some vlogs that show 'Hidden Mickey's though around the parks. I have only ever been to the Paris Disney when I was a kid and being petrified of the John Smith and Goofy Characters!
Saturday, 27 January 2018
Trackable on a cake! - DEDICATION POST: bellanamberbunny
Yes you can use the phone in your blog. I started caching in April 2015 and got my 4000th find at a New Year's Eve Event.
The tb was collect at the Australia day event on the 26th January this year.
Rae recently got one of her trackables on a cake, ok so not the actual real trackable, that would be rather strange to say lol... but the cacher(s) known as bellanamberbunny put my trackable 'Green Peace' ( ) on a cake the image of it at least! I am so honoured!!
They said: "I scrapbooked the picture took a photo and took to adsa to get the picture printed on the cake. (The cakes are quite big)." They started in 2015 caching and got their 4000th find at a new years event this year!... I've got a lot to cach up with!
You can find out more about Geocaching and Trackables at www.geocaching.com and also about the travel bug TB6ZBFZ.
The actual TB the green geocaching log tag was attached to a big peace sign... placed in the geocache: https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC7FT0F_australia-day-2018-chesterfield?guid=1c22baef-0cd7-4113-a7c8-9e3d8767b3e2
I am glad that a piece of me had a bite taken out of, just hope I was tastey who ever had me that is! :D Wonder what cake I was on? :) -Rae
Thursday, 25 January 2018
WaRP on Tour, the Ashcan, & a GIVEAWAY! || ElfQuest Vlog Dedication!!!
Hello! My favourite Graphic Novel Authors are on tour in Europe! As well as accross the states and here's my Soul Sister Mandy for more info if you don't know about Elfquest GO AND CHECK IT OUT at www.elfquest.com
Tuesday, 23 January 2018
.: ElfQuest - Drifting Thoughts :. Cosplay Teaser
Elfquest is one of my favourite Graphic Novelisations from Wendy and Richard Pini in the states. This is cosplay of some of the charecters from the books by
Line Maria Eriksen on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uDzi29JRnQ
Monday, 15 January 2018
A reminder that not everyone is bad in our world.
THIS ARTICAL IS FROM: https://www.theodysseyonline.com/pick-kindness it isn't my wording, I found this whilst looking on google and thought I'd share witht he wrold and yourself:
ARTICAL BY Judy Brumley Sep 26, 2016
Sometimes it’s easy to lose faith in humanity when news channels are plagued with footage of terrorist attacks and people fail to treat you with kindness and respect. So, it’s important to take note when people preform random, unexpected acts of kindness. This past week I witnessed three acts of true compassion and kind-heartedness. While the people who performed these acts probably don’t even realize the effect they had, their kindness was much needed reminder of what is important in life during a stressful and busy time in my life.
A group of women from my university went to volunteer at a local historic cemetery last weekend. It wasn’t located in the best part of town, however it is still hard for me to believe how incredibly grateful and kind the people were. Our task was to paint the fence around the cemetery and the entire time people were driving by honking and shouting ‘thank you!’ from their car windows. However, what most surprised me about this day was when a father of four children came outside his home and brought every single one of us a cold sport’s drink. His house was small and run down and his four, young children were watching from the front yard. I was so shocked that someone with so little to spare, since he had so many children, was still willing to give us something small. Furthermore, his children were watching the entire time and all I could think was what an incredible lesson he was teaching his children about kindness.
Later in the week when I was working at a clothing store, I witnessed one customer give a bunch of her coupons to a complete stranger because she said she wasn’t going to use all of them. Sure, this gesture wasn’t life changing but it still made me smile. It’s so rare to see that sort of kindness in our customers. More often than not, people complain about not being able to use coupons or not being allowed to return something they bought two years ago. It was nice to see someone do something nice for a complete stranger.
My friend and I also witnessed another act of kindness when we were running some errands one afternoon. We were stopped at a four-way intersection when a man got out of his car. We were both confused and immediately judged him for doing so until we saw what his intentions were. He ran across the intersection and handed some money to a man without legs that was sitting in a wheelchair. He literally stopped traffic to help someone in need. It was really refreshing to see someone doing something so kind for a complete stranger.
ARTICAL BY Judy Brumley Sep 26, 2016
Sometimes it’s easy to lose faith in humanity when news channels are plagued with footage of terrorist attacks and people fail to treat you with kindness and respect. So, it’s important to take note when people preform random, unexpected acts of kindness. This past week I witnessed three acts of true compassion and kind-heartedness. While the people who performed these acts probably don’t even realize the effect they had, their kindness was much needed reminder of what is important in life during a stressful and busy time in my life.
A group of women from my university went to volunteer at a local historic cemetery last weekend. It wasn’t located in the best part of town, however it is still hard for me to believe how incredibly grateful and kind the people were. Our task was to paint the fence around the cemetery and the entire time people were driving by honking and shouting ‘thank you!’ from their car windows. However, what most surprised me about this day was when a father of four children came outside his home and brought every single one of us a cold sport’s drink. His house was small and run down and his four, young children were watching from the front yard. I was so shocked that someone with so little to spare, since he had so many children, was still willing to give us something small. Furthermore, his children were watching the entire time and all I could think was what an incredible lesson he was teaching his children about kindness.
Later in the week when I was working at a clothing store, I witnessed one customer give a bunch of her coupons to a complete stranger because she said she wasn’t going to use all of them. Sure, this gesture wasn’t life changing but it still made me smile. It’s so rare to see that sort of kindness in our customers. More often than not, people complain about not being able to use coupons or not being allowed to return something they bought two years ago. It was nice to see someone do something nice for a complete stranger.
My friend and I also witnessed another act of kindness when we were running some errands one afternoon. We were stopped at a four-way intersection when a man got out of his car. We were both confused and immediately judged him for doing so until we saw what his intentions were. He ran across the intersection and handed some money to a man without legs that was sitting in a wheelchair. He literally stopped traffic to help someone in need. It was really refreshing to see someone doing something so kind for a complete stranger.
Thursday, 11 January 2018
Best Stop On The Way Home | KindSpring.org
Best Stop On The Way Home | KindSpring.org
Another inspirational story from a member of Kind Spring.
Another inspirational story from a member of Kind Spring.
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