"It’s better to be a lion for a day than a sheep all your life." - Sister Elizabeth Kenny
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"It’s better to be a lion for a day than a sheep all your life." - Sister Elizabeth Kenny
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tell me your favourite quote
Hi Virginia! This is just a general question, since I'm interested in your opinion. So, overall my style is really similar to Allison's, but every once in a while I sport my parents' old clothes. That includes about anything from the 70s to the late 90s. So, I was wondering if you could see any of the characters (boys or girls) wearing vintage pieces as well (of course I'm mostly curious what you think about Allison)? :) xx
There have been many vintage lace dresses I’ve seen that I’ve gotten Allison vibes from, although they were a fair bit older than 70s or 90s! Vintage just covers a very wide spectrum, and there are a lot of vintage pieces that have wormed their way back into trend, so it’s hard to give one definitive answer here. If there are any specific pieces you’re curious about as far as if any character might wear them, let me know! :)
Uglish – Ugandan English – 101 for Visitors to Uganda
Uglish – Ugandan English – 101 for Visitors to Uganda
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Uglish – Ugandan English – 101 for Visitors to Uganda – English is one of the official languages of Uganda. However the English that you may encounter at times can leave you perplexed, You have heard one things such as “I am going…
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Hey Virginia :) This is not a very specific request, but I just wanted to ask you (and your followers maybe, if they have suggestions?) where I can find good skinny jeans that aren't all too expensive, but still of good quality? I've changed up my lifestyle a bit and thus lost a few punds, so I need quite a few new ones. Thank you very much <3
Hey sweetheart! Topshop and American Apparel jeans have great reputations for being comfortable, versatile, and will last you a while. If you’re interested in even cheaper options, I’ve found that jeans from Old Navy, Kohl’s, and Forever 21 are sturdy enough to also last a long time as well! :)
uglish aww haha ur so cute omg im okay !! it just feels a little funny still haha
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How To Have a Conversation in Uganda -The Right Way
How To Have a Conversation in Uganda -The Right Way
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Understanding Ugandan Culture and Words used that you are not used to:
You might speak English, but come from a far away county such as Ireland, the south of the USA, from Australia or New Zealand .
You might speak English as a second language coming from Germany, Italy or India. You assume that everyone who speaks…
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Uglish - Uganda's own version of English
Uglish – Uganda’s own version of English
Uglish – English with a Ugandan Flavor Homegrown Ugandan English that you will hear daily while visiting Uganda
English is one of the official languages of Uganda. However the English that you may encounter, at times can leave you perplexed, You may hear someone say “I am going to make a short-call” which logically to you may mean a short phone call, however in Uganda it means going to the…
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