Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts

Saturday, October 4, 2014

Breakups...

and their effect on your physical body.

Did you know that after an emotional breakup your body feels pain when seeing a photo of your ex?

 


 Same it feels when you leave your favorite place, like selling your house, or losing your favorite shirt..




We love, we fall in love.. better said: FALL IN STUPID. Only when you are over your ears in love you do things you never would if you were "thinking normal"
:))
What is that, anyways? Makes me laugh just thinking about it. We fall in stupid, though. You sit and reflect.
Why we pick the broken heart up, patch it up and then, here we go again. Looking for "love" a.k.a. the next one who will break it in more pieces than it was. The sense of belonging, maybe? The tingle you get in your stomach, or your toes, or wherever you feel it, can't be replaced. Or can it?

Food. It can do the trick. The fullness sensation can be a way!
 


That is what bodybuilders can say as well. Being in the gym, feeling the "sweet burn" of the muscle growing fixes everything. Then the result, the visual result, is pretty awesome! ;) check this guy out 

_DWJ3564
 Eye candy. 


A breakup does lots of damage if you've invested a lot of yourself in that relationship. Or it can do absolutely nothing, if all it was just a "fling". Men usually, (not all macho) get over a breakup easier. I say: MYTH!

              LOVE IS PAIN

also this video  can explain it better:   video that explains like WHOA!

I am not sure what advice to give for the ones that have broken hearts. Hold on to your sanity and don't do anything stupid. (really!) This too shall pass. Time is of the essence. :P  Let it come and go. During the tic-tacs do something constructive. Fill your time with new activities or old ones. Find a new hobby. Go on a vacation. Find a support group. Meetup has interesting groups that seriously can fit any and everything you can think of.

stay sexy!   xoxo

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Stay Healthy. Which is harder? Workout or diet?

  
 here is my little page- where
 I am collecting ideas fro a good easy, practical, healthy life




Many say it's tougher to maintain the diet than the actual work out... What do you think?

I second that.  :)  it's hard to keep away from cookies, chocolate, icecream... I have not only one sweet tooth, I have several!!!   
this is FABIO
I have quite a few friends who work out and maintain a healthy life style that is to envy. 





This is VAHANA- an awesome pro bodybuilder.
https://www.facebook.com/dorcisvahana


So, here it is. You can add your own motivational photos, tips, ideas of how to make your life style easier, more practical, to live happy and healthy overall :)  (no politics, plz)
   

https://www.facebook.com/EasyLifeStyle101



And this is King. (page coming soon)

Thursday, November 14, 2013

Only You- With Moh Yakubi

A star with a voice of gold.

Moh!

A multi talented guy.




Actor, singer, artist!







 create your own radio station. You be the DJ, MC and promoter
It's simple, use: ARN
 He is versatile and his vocals are divine
 Check his music out!

International Love!    Desk dolls!



Tuesday, November 5, 2013

I Feel Orange Today part III

I've started this project in May 2012.

I enjoy movies- comedies, musicals, based on true story...

Comedies
Because I love a good laugh. I grew up in Europe so "my" humor is not always the same with US humor. I've learned to taste American humor, and still some jokes pass right over me...

Musicals
I enjoy the choreography. The grandiose sets, costumes, the songs that make sense, fit well into the story.

True Stories
Even though some are "Hollywooded" - in the sense of twisting some of the reality, to hype up the action, to not lose the audience. But still keeps the true seed of the story.


    but here is what I'm actually working on :)



Now, this is a Documentary. I've been told to watch 100 docs before I start on my own one... That is OUTRAGEOUS, but doable.  Or, take a Doc class.  Well, more of "me" later, here is more about the project. :P

Princess Diana Story


I've been asked why! Why I chose to create this.

Mayo Clinic in AZ explains what MS is




Because 



Because it can take even 10 years to diagnose it



Because I Love Orange    and     I wear it proudly


I've met some awesome people and heard even more life stories. I can't wait to share them with the world. I initially had a "due date" but that has been pushed back and still going :) I am no longer putting stress on that date. I am going along with the situations and doors that open towards making this a documentary that will make a difference in the world.

If after the film is seen and people are talking about it, I already won. I want the public, to take away from it something. Having the doctors better trained to diagnose it quicker is my ultimate goal. So raising awareness is just a step towards it.

check it out and share
FB Page

Thank you for your time and come back soon :)

entertain yourself with funny license plates 

Monday, June 17, 2013

A Cakemaker and a Photographer- whatta combo!

Did you know that Arizona has its own cake boss?
Her name is Tammi. 
She is the "author" of these amazing creations.


AMAZING CAKES  photos can be found on her website.


Tammi is an artist when talking about ingenuity. The colors vibrate, the characters feel alive, her designs just marvelous. 
                            From cartoon reproduction to Father's Day, cakes CAKES cAkEs. 
 What your heart desire, you can have. 

 
Virtually no limitations. Let your imagination go free. Bring a photo or a sketch, contact her and by the time you want it, you got it! 
 







 Is your anniversary coming up? Getting married? Or just want a 3 tier cake for your birthday?!

 She is a multiple award winner. So order yours today!


To have the party complete you got to get your decorations. Simple, easy, any color combo you desire: Party POM POM decorations








Now, to make the team complete, you gotta check the Photographer side of the story.


James shoots FASHION shows see his work!




and everything else- on his website: CAKES and PHOTOS

So, let's recap:    need a cake?       contact TAMMI  www.azcakescapes.com
decorations:       Party POM POMS
Photographer for your special ocassion:   www.cakeandclick.com




Everything in place!  Enjoy your special day!

stay sexy! everyone!

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

About My Culture- The Eastern European- Part I

Different cultures.
Somethings you/I do may seem rude. Mostly is unintended. It gets to be funny if talked about it. Here are "some" of the differences I have seen in US from where I grew up.

Generalities 
Relationships & Communication
 Russians are transactional and do not need to establish long-standing personal relationships before they do business with people.
*(Don't ask me how I am, how is my dog/hamster/pig, what I think of the #*$%^ football team's performance)
*(A business relationship can be abruptly broken if the two care for different soccer teams, hockey, rugby, polo, etc)
It is still a good idea to develop a network of people who you know and trust. The Russian word "svyasi" means connections and refers to having friends in high places, which is often required to cut through red tape.
Bringing a gift to an initial business meeting is common.  Something with your company logo or representative of your country is always a good idea.  
Avoid hard selling tactics and any sort of conflict or confrontation. 
Important decisions usually take a while but simple decisions are sometimes made on the spot. 
Going out for a drink together is highly recommended as it shows interest in strengthening the relationship and promoting good will.
Russians value being well dressed and nicely groomed. 
For men: Formal suits are the norm.  Dark colors are the way to go. 
For women: Standard business attire. Stylish, yet conservative. 
Jeans and business casual attire are usually not appropriate for initial meetings.
 It is best to err on the side of formality when you first make contact.
Sincerity is crucial as it is required to build trust, and trust is needed to build a relationship.
*(And yet always have enough cash on you to have in case of bribing needs to be done)
Most Russians do not trust people who are 'all business'.
An indication that you have successfully developed a personal relationship is being asked for a favour by that person.

 Sports Fans

*(When a major soccer game is played there are no women seen in public on the stadium, as at the end or during the game, punches can fly)
*(Women and kids know which stadium the game is happening and they avoid that side of town for that half of the day. The fans get into the public transportation and can fight there too)
*(Soccer fans tend to be very passionate about their team, and sparks can appear, with physical violence if an opinion comes across as offensive)
*(Sometimes just wearing the favorite soccer/rugby/hockey/polo shirt, can start a fight.)

**it was weird to me to see men (in US) with football, basketball, baseball, jerseys of different teams in bars side by side, watching the game- without fist fighting.
Entering someones house
When you invite someone into your house, open the door and move aside, holding the door. Hand should make a "welcome", "come in" sign. Then shake hands/hug/kiss.
Those things are not done outside or in the door.
*(only strangers/informers are kept to stand outside)
*(I am not trying to teach you about religion)
 *(Russia has very harsh winters, and people are usually bundled up in fur coats and Ushanka . Thick gloves and heavy boots, probably wet from all the walking. So the faster inside, the faster your guest can "make himself comfortable" - literally. ;) 
Men bring flowers if there are women in the household
Appropriate gifts include high quality chocolates/sweets or fine wine or liquor (avoid Vodka).
*(Always make it a bouquet of ODD numbers. Even numbers are only given at funerals)
If there are kids in the house, bring some candy/toys for them.  
If there are only men, bring either a bottle of alcohol or some "manly" gift.

Remove your outdoor shoes. You may be given slippers to wear.
Allow the guest time to take his/her shoes off. Help by either offering a chair, stretching your arm for support, or shoulder to lean on.
*(In the Foyer, entree, anteroom, lobby, hall, corridor- there is a place where to put your shoes and there is a coat hanger with bench where shoes are taken on/off)
*(Street shoes do not go passed that area no matter what. You will not see streets shoes in any room, stored in closets, unless they are brand new or bought to be given as gifts)
*(not hygienic and they may give out an unpleasant odor)

Once in the house

In every building, men take the hat off.
Always offer something to drink.
*(Not necessarily alcohol)
Mineral water is known in the US as club soda water, sparkling water, carbonated water. No flavor, bottled from natural sparkling springs. Concentrated fruit syrup and club soda mix can be offered as well. 
Expect to be treated with honour and respect. No flirting, no kissing, no dirty jokes, especially if the host is older or there is an elderly person.
Offer the guest to sit down.
You will not be offered the tour of the house. If you need to go to WC, ask and you will be instructed where to go. *(Do not take the tour on your own)
 


 Drinking

Men pour drinks for women seated next to them.
*(When offering pour until she says stop)
Do not "drink yourself under the table" (meaning, do not drink until you fall off the chair)
Do not get drunk, even if the host asks you for drinking duels.
You may not always be offered hot/cold vodka.
Spritz is a very popular drink for both genders. It can be done with just wine and sparkling water. It will bring more of a champagne.

What you called me?!
How do you address one's elders and superiors respectfully, which means using their first name and patronymic (the name deriving from the person's father's name). Russians also use the formal pronoun of address when speaking to elders, as well as strangers. Intimate forms of address are used only among close friends and family members. To speak otherwise is considered rude.


 Eastern European Children

Babies, though coddled, are often treated like little adults and scolded for childish behavior like crying, biting or hair pulling. Girls are expected to be quiet and mutually helpful, while boys are encouraged to be boisterous and loud. In schools, academic standards are high, in order to instill culture in Russian children.



Gift Giving Etiquette
Gift giving using takes place between family and close friends on birthdays, name anniversaries, New Year, and Religious Holidays.
If you are invited to a Russian home for a meal, bring a small gift.
Male guests are expected to bring flowers.
Do not give yellow flowers. (Friendship, jealousy, infidelity, apology, a broken heart, intense emotion, dying love, extreme betrayal)
*(In history, it is known that the types of flowers and colors have their on language http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_of_flowers  )
Do not give a baby gift until after the baby is born. It is bad luck to do so sooner. *(no baby showers)
Russians often protest when they are offered a gift. Reply that it is a little something and offer the gift again and it will generally be accepted. When you want to buy/give a gift, don't ask, just get it. 
*(Art, perfumes, bonbons, jewelry, office supplies, make-up, beauty products, household items always welcomed. Gift cards/certificates are mostly welcomed)

DO NOT
Do not give intimate items, lingerie. Most clothing items are not to be given as gifts. 
*(If it is the "wrong" size, it can be taken as offensive, or if it doesn't fit as she wants. A gift card to a certain store or go on a shopping trip can save you from some awkward moments)
*(Candles are not considered gift. We pray with candles, and go to funerals with candles)
*(Oval picture frames are used for tomb stones. No oval picture frames, photos. Ever)
*(No towels)
*(Do not ask later on about the gift. Your gesture was noted in your favor)


 Get your own: 
Matryoshka pendant



Photo@ Taste Of The World Event.
For more photos visit and "like" Steve Yap Photography page:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Steve-Yap-Photography/247276101974550



thank you, Steven Yap

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Steampunkista- Cosplay- a life style

Of course- u gotta listen to this, while u r on my page:   love song music
or if it's too mooshy, here is a more manly song

I had the pleasure to meet LUEY ELECTRIHEAD!!

 Steampunk- Cosplay-  Rave-- the man with many faces!


Who are Cosplay people?   


Missunderstood people?! sometimes.

geeks.. drug addicts...   ARE YOU SERIOUS?!
   

everyone should try dressing up at least once in their lives and going to COMICON, SABOTEN, etc

A short video about LUEY is coming soon!


photo by: EVA TREVINO


Luey doing his lightshow!

 Luey Electrihead-------------------------->>
  in action!

















LUEY in VORTEX magazine. photo by Rossan Santos










Enjoying a fun event...

     as Halloween is ONLY once a year...

                Be yourself- let boring people be in AWE!



  In this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82ocgPz-F-w   LUEY is doing a lightshow!                                                      ENJOY  
Well, I enjoy dressing up, taking a new face, being invincible for some time. 
Check the vission of my amazing friend EMMA in this:  Tempus Viator video 

here is a photo from behind the scenes took by Philip Huerta


A MASK! a fence... A miss.

I am feeling bloo. and yet- YOLO.. lol   rite! here i am - RAW!

Images of soldiers and dragons
Fill my dreams, still
I've put my all in two wagons
Tell me your pains, I am your pill

Hold me till the morning sun
shines through the curtains
I am your target, give me your gun
Help me release my endorphins

I hear guitars and drums
Your heartbeat while laying on me
The outside world ours becomes 
Tie me up, so I can feel free



CHECK OUT MY PAGE!
steampunkista what?! 

thank you!