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BOOK REVIEW: I Can't Believe It's Not A Dream - Dr. Ronnie Masilela

After reading I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT A DREAM I was reminded of two powerful quotes by Robin Sharma. ·         “My love for books is what saved me.” ·         “It’s not what you will get out of the books that is so enriching – it is what the books will get     out of you that will ultimately change your life”. For me this book is a detailed version of what Robin Sharma was talking about in those two quotes. The writing is amazing, it's  unpretentious, lucid and poignant, I really enjoyed it and the story-line is astounding and relatable.  The Robertson’s, the other families that took him in, his friends and every single person who helped him, I sincerely believe that was God extending a helping hand to him.  Never have I been so touched by a book to a point of tears, I am not sure if it’s because I know the author personally hence I was able to relate and empathize with him in such a vulnerable and humane manner or if it was pure

Plus-Size Daredevils

For many years we were sold the idea that being a woman with a voluptuous shapely figure was some what wrong and shameful, it is that mentality that  inturn breeded a generation of women with body image issues infact it did not only end with  body image issues but  impacted their self esteem that led to constant  self-doubt, self-criticism, social isolation and nagging insecurities.       And in 2016 one would assume things are different because we are a more  urbane  and informed society, but there is still no rapid change in how the image of curvaceous women are viewed, adulated and most importantly accepted .    Being a plus size woman in modern society is a continuous struggle but in spite of that, there are women out there who are  dedicated in promoting positive perceptions about plus size women through self love and fashion, by proving to the world that being  curvaceous does not limit or  prohibit anyone from living their best life but it actually makes it little bit

CHANEL No. 26

                       H APPY BIRTHDAY TO ME . Celebrating my birthday is one of the highest favours God can  ever afford me, hence I continue to be thankful for each year I get to celebrate because I'm reminded of God's grace and mercy into my life. I also take pride in saying I'm my parents' wildest dream not because I'm perfect or have a graduation gown to validate just how amazing and intelligent I am but because I'm a living testimony of God's generousity and love for them, and that he created a child so flawed and stubborn yet so incredibly special, who has turned out to be a decent human being and who has not fallen into the trappings of worldly things. I am blessed, beautiful and most importantly I am everything (well partly lol...) what my parents' prayers consists of and my sole purpose at 26 is to be everything God wants me to be. I had a Coco Chanel Themed birthday dinner party at my parents' house and I invite