How you can save money on your wedding or other event – by being greener
Angie’s recent post about saving money – and how to save money on her upcoming nuptials (congratulations again, Angie!) – raised some interesting issues on how being greener can cost you less in the long run. In my recent book “How To Get Married In Green” (shameless plug) my original remit was to research and [...]
Jewellery – gender, culture, identity, sexuality
Do you recall your father wearing an earring, or a long blingy chain with a huge cross? Or a big skull-ring alongside a huge diamante ring – plus one on the small finger just in case? Recently I went out with my family: daughters and boyfriends to celebrate my eldest daughter, Sarah’s, 25th birthday. Wow, [...]
Rumuz; symbolism in jewellery
Jewellery was never used as adornment only but also as investment, protection, and representation of faith and unity. Hence, Jewellery is never short of pieces that symbolise various aspects of every day life such as little fish, scissor, key, hand, heart shape, spiral, horseshoe, shapes of some scary creatures like scorpions or snakes or lizards, [...]
All that jazz – All in A Day
If I sat down and really thought about what I could achieve in a single day, I might be able to come up with some interesting challenges that I think might be possible…. but record a whole album? Well that would probably not be one of them, even if I had the requisite talents. But [...]
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