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Sunday, March 31, 2013

A Fraction of Our Time

“Faith is not the belief that God will do what you want. It is the belief that God will do what is right.”

― Max Lucado, He Still Moves Stones

To some people, holy week means vacation - a week's escape from our daily grind. People look forward to it because of the much needed "rest", or perhaps give time to things we don't usually do.

Yes, weeks prior to holy week, we are pre-occupied by mental images of the beach, feel good music, flowing drinks, and parties... but have you given thought on how you will prepare yourself on what this "holy week" is for?

As a devout catholic, holy week is a time we get to reflect on the "passion of christ". Yes, we are given the time to rest, and to spend quality time with our families - but the primary reason for this holy season is to re-examine our conscience and rekindle our relationship with our creator.

While our trip itineraries are already set for this period, let's ensure that we give time to ponder on things beyond material and mortal relationships. That's what our father is asking for us... a fraction of our time.

What I Wore:

Dress - Forever 21

Shades - Rayban

Sandals - Primadonna

Bracelets - Girlshoppe

Necklace - Forever 21

Friday, March 29, 2013

Skater Girl

Because of the scorching heat emitted by the mighty sun, most of us have the freedom to wear light pieces of clothing: shorts, tank tops, flip-flops... and of course skater skirts! I love how this piece of garment can be very versatile - just wear it with sandals and a tank, then voila, you have an outfit for an afternoon stroll at the beach, then just don a blazer and ultra sexy heels and it transforms into a date/ business casual attire.

Just make sure your hips are not too wide to be able to carry this look, as it tends to follow the shape of your sides (you wouldnt want to look as if you are wearin' a petticoat right?) Anyways, in purchasing skater skirts, make sure the material is thin enough so as not too appear bulky, but heavy enough for protection against the blowing wind.