I love my cute new My Little Pony earrings! This pack even has my favourite character, Lickety Split ＼(^o^)／
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Ok so i don’t know how many of you saw my embroidery set from last year showing women in film statistics, but to tie in with International Women’s day over on Screenqueens and the learning I’ve done in the past year, I’ve added a couple more.
In other word Hollywood is not our savior and never will be.
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GIVEAWAY!!!
WHO LIKES BEAUTIFUL CHOKERS? BETTER YET WHO LIKES WINNING BEAUTIFUL CHOKERS IN A GIVEAWAY CONTEST! WHO DOESN’T?
So to celebrate getting a high number of followers lately I’m going to do a second giveaway! This time you will get to choose TWO of the above chokers to be sent to you! How awesome, right?
THE RULES:
- In order to participate firstly you must be following me! (this is mostly to make sure that the people who ALREADY follow me are on equal ground)
- To be chosen, reblog this photoset! Simple hey ;)(likes and comments don’t count but are certainly welcomed!) You can reblog as many times are you like and I can guarantee the more times you reblog the more chances you have to win! Obviously ;)
- The winner will be chosen COMPLETELY randomly put through a number generator and then chosen that way.
- Winner will be drawn on the 23/3/2014 so get in to it straight away aswell as can be sent to any country in the world!
- Upon choosing a winner I WILL make sure that the person I choose is not a giveaway blog, to keep it fair. If I come across it in my choosing I will roll again for a new winner.
- Another thing I will be looking out for is people who delete the writing or add something of their own. Please keep the source and the giveaway information on there - if you don’t you won’t be picked simple!IF YOU HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS PLEASE MESSAGE ME AND GOOD LUCK!
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A school dropout from a poor family in southern India has revolutionised menstrual health for rural women in developing countries by inventing a simple machine they can use to make cheap sanitary pads.
Arunachalam Muruganantham’s invention came at great personal cost - he nearly lost his family, his money and his place in society. But he kept his sense of humour.
“It all started with my wife,” he says. In 1998 he was newly married and his world revolved around his wife, Shanthi, and his widowed mother. One day he saw Shanthi was hiding something from him. He was shocked to discover what it was - rags, “nasty cloths” which she used during menstruation.
“I will be honest,” says Muruganantham. “I would not even use it to clean my scooter.” When he asked her why she didn’t use sanitary pads, she pointed out that if she bought them for the women in the family, she wouldn’t be able to afford to buy milk or run the household.
Wanting to impress his young wife, Muruganantham went into town to buy her a sanitary pad. It was handed to him hurriedly, as if it were contraband. He weighed it in his hand and wondered why 10g (less than 0.5oz) of cotton, which at the time cost 10 paise (£0.001), should sell for 4 rupees (£0.04) - 40 times the price. He decided he could make them cheaper himself.
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Police officers rescued the little pup from an abusive owner. And then one adopted her.
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ladies laaaaadies, theres plenty of me to go around *detaches arm* thats for you Brenda
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*pulls severed hand out of my coat pocket* *kisses it gently* *tucks it back into my coat pocket*
procrastinatrixextraordinai-blog asked: How can you be so right, every time? I wish I had a dick. If I had one I'd spend weeks composing the perfect casual selfie. Thank you for an oasis of gentleness in the world of online cocks. Most therapeutic.
you’re welcome.