Wednesday, November 24, 2010
22 November 2010
I attended a Retailers Scrap day on the 22nd at the Langford Estate, what a GRAND place. Vanessa organised the the morning. We created a double page layout done by Laurie Glenny(she is SUPER talented she is) and we also made novel RECIPE book - what fun and all in 3hours. We stamped and distressed. I thoroughly enjoyed the morning but had to leave early cos DUTY CALLS. I shall post layouts as soon as I have completed them. They are stunning I assure you.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Photography
Being photogenic is about awareness of how to put your best self forward, and knowing how to express your charisma for the camera. These are learned techniques, including applying your knowledge of the best backgrounds, lighting, and positioning for a good photo. In fact, it's not unusual for "Miss Photogenic" to be a different person from "Ms Beauty Queen" in beauty pageants because the photogenic subject has learned how to work the camera best.
Friday, November 5, 2010
5 November 2010
Guy Fawkes ???- ok yes but also DIWALI - this day signifies the symbol of light. Deepavali is a festival where people from all age groups participate. They give expression to their happiness by lighting earthen 'diyas' (lamps), decorating the houses, bursting firecrackers and inviting near and dear ones to their households for partaking in a sumptuous feast. The lighting of lamps is a way of paying obeisance to god for attainment of health, wealth, knowledge, peace, valor and fame. On Diwali night, little clay lamps are lit in Hindus homes, but now a days colored electric lamps are also used. What is the significance of lighting a lamp? There is a logical answer to this question. It is through the light that the beauty of this world is revealed or experienced. Most civilizations of the world recognize the importance of light as a gift of God. It has always been a symbol of whatever is positive in our world of experience.
To Hindus, darkness represents ignorance, and light is a metaphor for knowledge. Therefore, lighting a lamp symbolizes the destruction, through knowledge, of all negative forces- wickedness, violence, lust, anger, envy, greed, bigotry, fear, injustice, oppression and suffering, etc.
To Hindus, darkness represents ignorance, and light is a metaphor for knowledge. Therefore, lighting a lamp symbolizes the destruction, through knowledge, of all negative forces- wickedness, violence, lust, anger, envy, greed, bigotry, fear, injustice, oppression and suffering, etc.
Monday, November 1, 2010
One month to go ....
Can you believe we are in the second to last month of the year, I remember it being new years eve still.
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