Gone With The Wind by Margret Mitchell

Gone with the Wind by Margret Mitchell was written over 60 years ago  in 1936, and was written through the eyes of the slaveholder at the break of the American Civil War, it was based around Scarlet O'Hara who after certain events found herself a survivalist. Mitchell writes O’Hara as a woman who makes chooses and decisions to keep her home running and to keep the man she secretly loves and his family safe, however she marries three men, one being the beau Captain Rhett Butler who is the only man who sees her for what she really is and the cloak she hides behinds. Mitchell depicts the way society worked at the time of the war and the reconstruction brilliantly and shows that the line between true love and love lust is a thin one and that telling the difference at the wrong moment can be the worst mistake one can make. By the end after the anger, love and sadness you feel more for Scarlett and even more for Rhett but as it goes, tomorrow is another day

Shave For A Cure 2015

As some of you know, it is Shave For A Cure time and that means shaving your hair for cancer and This year i am getting involved with the cause along side my work at Farmers St Luke's Store.
I AM SHAVING FOR A CURE!!! all of my beautiful hair off. this is a cause close to my heart.The Shave event will happen at the front of the store tomorrow at noon and i just can't wait. this may not be on the bucket list but i do believe in helping out in a cause i believe in and this one of them i will help as much as i can . and they are looking for all of our support so if you can help The Leukemia and Blood Cancer Foundation please  Donate Here or in store at Farmers.

Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche (Reading List Extra)

Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche (Reading List Extra)

Ok, so this book isn’t on my reading list but it is one that I must review. It is a book that I would but the following disclaimer on: if you are easily offended, do not read, but even with saying that I feel as though those easily offended should read it as it would open the mind as it is a considered philosophy and has its place in sociology, and it is one to question ones beliefs and views on morality, religion and virtues and the way of life.  A book like this is very read to find, especially when it was written in the 1800’s and I feel is still as relevant today as it was back then.  I hope for those who do read this book will give it a chance to read it cover to cover and gain an open mind or if not a new perspective to their everyday lives.

Use a Fake Name at Starbucks for a Coffee (Bucket List)

Use a Fake Name at Starbucks for a Coffee (Bucket List)

For this one it was to get myself out of my shell and do something slightly outrageous and daring and yes I wanted it to do with something Doctor Who related for this one so I decided to use the name of the current companion. I must say I enjoy it every time I go to Starbucks, I always have a small giggle to myself.