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If your passion was an art and a gift that you could share with others, how would you go about telling folks. Heads or Tails creates custom bows and dresses for children of all ages; this business is built on the quest of sharing, caring and making moments special by adding their products to the moments remembered.
Peerbackers has created a platform to help businesses grow with a twist. Heads and Tails has set a goal to raise $11,100 in less than 45 days, if 80% of the goal is not reached then all of the pledges are returned to the pledge’s. Heads and Tails needs you right now to make a pledge.
If the goal is reached, Heads and Tails will use the funds to purchase a van, sewing equipment and hire additional staff. I need your contribution to help Heads or Tails to fulfill its fundraising goal. Even more, your support will help Heads and Tails make even more moments special with its bows and dresses. Make a pledge of support today!
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ChicBoutique247, a clothing and accessories boutique has launched their long anticipated website. www.chicboutique247.info offers merchandise that are inspired by today’s hottest trends and fashions around the world.
March 28, 2011- ChicBoutique247 specializes in dresses, shoes, and accessories that aren’t found in local clothing stores. Many of their fashions are bold, fun, and captivating with a slight classic flair. Their Spring 2011 collection, currently available on their website and in store consist of studded details, animal prints, frills, sequence, fringe, and metallics just to name a few accented trends.
You cannot channel surf on your TV without flipping to a reality show. Several of these shows are about house wives . Why is there this fascination with housewives? Some aren’t really even housewives or at least not like any I know.
These shows can be very negative, but at the same time very addictive. Almost like watching a train wreck, not a pretty picture. But you find it hard to look away.
Why is it so captivating? Are these women’s behavior and reactions to situations so different from ours? Are these women on camera bringing to light how many everyday females conduct themselves or is it over the top drama that make for good ratings?
We all play out some form of drama in our lives at one time or another. But can our drama compare with the “housewives drama”? Are these reality shows showing a true reflection of women or are they being “reality scripted” just to keep us tuned in? It seems like we have an obsession with “cat fighting” Or is it just that we are fascinated with bitchy women with their claws out, and for some, it may make us feel better about the negative things in our own relationships?
It’s hard enough for some women to separate soap operas from reality, so what is this negative “reality female” behavior really saying to young women. Especially when it seems like the more malicious and mean you act the more air time you get.
What makes drama so appealing?
Written by Terrie Lynn and NottHeads
It takes less than a minute to decide if I really want to get in it:
It starts with a glance, proceeds to a stare; I look her down, and up; from her toes to her hair. Pants or skirt, it does not matter, I’m about to get with this chitter chatter. Crude and sometime crass, but be real, I’m trying to get that…
The fury of questions start in rapid succession
- Do I want to hit that?
- What do you think she’s like in bed?
- Does she have on a ring?
- Has she noticed me yet?
- How much work is it going to take to get that?
- Is the prize worth the effort?
If at least 5 of the 6 questions, excluding the ring (go to Plan B), come back positive, then I’ll approach. What I might say, I have no set rule. I check the elements, think of something clever, and then make my move. This takes less than a minute!
Plan B- if the circumstances mean this really is not my chance to let her know how I feel, then you smile say a polite “Hello, hope you’re having a nice day” and let it marinate for a future possibility.
Written by Terrie Lynn
When drama lives or visits your house, it may be time for someone to get a new address; better yet a new attitude. Let’s start the New Year with a fresh attitude and see how long it can last.
Don’t know if you’ve noticed this from my columns and books. I write about relationships, not necessarily how to get into one or how to keep one, but how to rid yourself of relationship drama.
“DRAMA CURES”
Now, some folks it seems, have an addiction to drama, because they need the attention, they’re bored or for whatever reason. For others, they’re caught up in “generational curses”. This means one or more parent had (or still has) major relationship drama in their day-to-day lives, which they may have inherited.
When you witness a parent going through physical or emotional drama on a regular basis, your mind recognizes this as somewhat normal behavior. You become desensitized to what is dysfunctional because it’s a typical part of your environment. So in turn your relationships mimic the ones from previous generations.
On the upside, generational curses can be broken. Sometimes we recognize that our relationships are not healthy but think we don’t have the tools to stop the cycle of madness that has been ingrained into our lives.
Phrase for 2011, “Don’t underestimate your ability to change yourself, and don’t over estimate the ability to change someone else.”
Written by Terrie Lynn
Are you at the top of his Christmas list or the hohoho?
What do the intimate expect for Christmas?
Now, I really don’t want this article to sound like an exchange of sex for Christmas goods, but if you're in an intimate relationship, what should be under your Christmas tree? I know Christmas isn’t about the getting, but the giving. But are you giving a great gift from your heart and he’s giving a damn? Technically, a man only has 3 times a year to put in the additional effort, Birthday, Christmas and Valentine's Day. For most women, it isn’t so much about the gift, but the need she has to feel special…
There are some ladies who expect way too much, but on the flip side, you have a lot of ladies who accept way too little. If three times a year is too much for him to go that extra mile, maybe it’s time to reevaluate your relationship. Now I’m not saying dump the dude over a Christmas gift, but step back and really look at how you are treated, not just on holidays, but all year round.
By Yaz - The Yasmeen Dillard Collection - Winter 2010
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