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For my own viewing pleasure when it's December. ❄️⛄️ Test. Is this my final glass of #goldenmargarita for the season? Weather in #YEG is supposed to be "yeahhhh buddy!" tomorrow as well. We shall see.... #dontletsummerend #greatwhitenorth #cutthelawn #wellearned
Jamming out, giving both hugs and brutally honest speeches, West had the time of this life.
Who the eff cares?? 😤
very good advice
Quiz: What New Book Should You Read This Fall?
My result:
Chinelo Okparanta’s debut novel Under the Udala Trees is inspired by traditional Nigerian folklore and set against the backdrop of Nigeria’s civil war. An eleven-year-old girl is sent away for her safety as war and violence begin to tear the country apart, but falls in love with someone taboo – a girl from a different community – and is forced to hide what she feels. Deeply moving and powerful, Under the Udala Trees is a commentary on identity, prejudice, and forbidden love that will break your heart this fall. Publication date: Sept. 22, 2015
I wanna say, also, it feels good to be chosen but there was a time in my life that I was not chosen, I was the opposite of chosen because I was different. I think I wanna make sure that everyone knows that what makes you different right now, makes you stand out later in life. So, you should be proud of being different. You should be proud of who you are. The most important thing I wanna say is, just really embrace who you are because being unique is very, very important, and fitting in is not really all that matters, it’s being unique and being who you are.
Just when I thought I couldn't get any higher.... Hiked 11km and by hiked, I mean quadded up to the top of a mountain today 😂. On a clear day you can see for miles. Here's my view from the top. Can't see much because of the smoke, but I know I was up on top of the world. 🗻#mtbuchananlookout #mtbuchanan #mountainmama
Attention foodies and those who visit the Osoyoos/Okanagan area. Was lucky enough to visit here this past week. Super talented young man and his family from #YEG who is doing some amazing things. #farmtotable menu beautifully custom built for you. Seriously. You have to check it out. We need this concept at home! I can't even begin to explain the things that Chris is creating and doing. Do yourself a favor and at least check out his website and spread the word. He books FAST! #foodie #travelbc #yegfood #BCwines #chefchris
finally I have done something worth hearing about (sitting and swimming is not something you want to read for a wekk straight let me tell you).
even though this blog isn’t super active, once school begins again I’m sure that I will post more often at least.
anyway here we have a photo of Charlie (he belongs to the people we are staying with), a bat that we found under the umbrella this morning (I’ve named him Sir Archibald and I’m kEEPING HIM YOU CAN’T CONTROL ME MOM) and some delicious coconut/mango gelato.
we went to a vinyard today (wow super fun for a child i mean wine is totally my thing i know all about it *rolls eyes jokingly*) and played with Charlie. he is the most energetic, fun dog i have ever known in my life he is back and forth back and forth back and forth. we also swam for 3 and a half hours. i’ve done nothing super productive this past bit, i’ve just been writing lots.
someone tell me about their day
- llyr
When you spend 3 nights in Wine Country at a winemakers house.... (guest room reading)🍷😍💖#BCwines #winemakerextraordinaire #awardwinning #greatfriends
What a difference. Wildfires in WA. My heart goes out to all those affected.
When your awesome husband not only makes dinner, but also a cocktail the size of your head.... #luckygal #spoiledrotten #doublefister #verandabeach
So unfortunate it's come down to this.
dormant
I lack inspiration to write, that’s why I haven’t been posting regularly. I have lots of pictures and fun things to share, but I’m currently running three accounts on here that I am constantly updating/queueing. once I get myself sorted out (aka less trash) I promise this account will be cleaned up and worth looking at. I suppose that this will be considered a semi-hiatus, until brendon or I find motivation. hopefully tomorrow’s update won’t be so lame or disappointing. - Llyr (ps I went swimming today and my hair is pretty silver/green/blue now and that’s really all I did)
This week on Whine About It… THE WORST PEOPLE AT EVERY RESTAURANT.
Ellen DeGeneres Won A Teen Choice Award And Her Speech Will Make You Feel Things
“Bricks are the primary unit of construction across Pakistan. They are cheaper than concrete so almost everything is made with brick– especially in rural areas. There are 20,000 brick kilns across the country. We estimate that an average of 40 families work on each of these kilns and that each family is required to make 1000 bricks per day. That means 4.5 million people are living in slavery conditions. And so many of these workers are young children. Often they work all day and are denied education. They work in isolated areas, shielded from the eyes of society and hidden from the protection of the constitution. The laws don’t reach the kilns, so the workers live in constant fear of violence and retribution. The kiln owners are so rich and powerful. Their profits represent nearly 3% of Pakistan’s GDP. They put their friends and relatives in the legislature. They bribe and intimidate the police. It is very dangerous to speak out against them. I’ve been attacked and threatened so many times that I no longer fear death.”
(2 of 7) (Lahore, Pakistan)
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This is the second post in a series on Syeda Ghulam Fatima. Known to her admirers as Pakistan’s Harriet Tubman, Fatima has worked tirelessly to eradicate bonded labor—one of the last remaining forms of modern slavery. She has been electrocuted, shot, and repeatedly beaten for her activism. Despite her outsized impact, she operates on a very small budget. So we are raising money for the organization that Fatima leads: the Bonded Labour Liberation Front. US Dollars can be leveraged for so much impact in Pakistan. Your donation will go very far. So please, let’s help empower Fatima in her fight to end slavery: http://bit.ly/1N9W3Ts
