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Jumping Waves and all.....
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Hola!
Ok, I know it's been ages since I last submitted anything but I promise to try and really take control of the creative aspect of my life.
I have missed dA sooooo much! So I really hope y'all like my new photos that are still being both updated and edited!
The last year has been C R A Z Y! to say the least, so I appologise to all of those who like my work and want to see more of it.
This time last year I finally did my African Adventure! I started from Kenya, then on to Malawi and Zambia, the edge of Zimbabwe, then finally I ended up in South Africa. My experiences were absolutely mind-blowing and I learnt soooo much about myself and life during my amazing travels. I promised to all those who I stayed with to put these pictures of 'Africa' up to show the true meaning behind the continent which is one of beauty, peace and freedom.
For many, one tends to say that Africa economically is a corrupt and primitive society which in turn is nothing more than an impoverished state. For all those who believe this, I solute you in your ignorance. Although poverty and corruption is undeniably rife throughout Africa many people within the continent and all over our globe are helping to stop such unhuminatarian crimes that we in the western or richer regions of the earth witness on a daily basis through forms of media such as newpapers, TV and Youtube.
Point is; no matter how much we try to ignore it, or how much we believe that a society is far too 'damaged' for repair (famously quoted by 'The Economist' in the early 90s) the problem still remains the same. Unless we, not as a nation or society or an ethic or even a country, start to unite as one, NOTHING will be done.
From my travels I have learnt so much from some of the most friendliest and facsinating people that will stay with me until I die that I know Africa is worth fighting for. Of course some are going to find their experiences of Africa different, but I must stress that every country within Africa is unique and it is OUR duty as being part of this world to make a difference.
Within a third-world order we can learn that the gaps between our civilisation and theirs are not so different, and that we as people are ultimately one.
www.whalenation.org This is where I went, they gave me places to go and see and they changed my life forever. If you want to join please look through their site!
Anyway! I hope you like my new upcoming photos!
Love Becks x
Ok, I know it's been ages since I last submitted anything but I promise to try and really take control of the creative aspect of my life.
I have missed dA sooooo much! So I really hope y'all like my new photos that are still being both updated and edited!
The last year has been C R A Z Y! to say the least, so I appologise to all of those who like my work and want to see more of it.
This time last year I finally did my African Adventure! I started from Kenya, then on to Malawi and Zambia, the edge of Zimbabwe, then finally I ended up in South Africa. My experiences were absolutely mind-blowing and I learnt soooo much about myself and life during my amazing travels. I promised to all those who I stayed with to put these pictures of 'Africa' up to show the true meaning behind the continent which is one of beauty, peace and freedom.
For many, one tends to say that Africa economically is a corrupt and primitive society which in turn is nothing more than an impoverished state. For all those who believe this, I solute you in your ignorance. Although poverty and corruption is undeniably rife throughout Africa many people within the continent and all over our globe are helping to stop such unhuminatarian crimes that we in the western or richer regions of the earth witness on a daily basis through forms of media such as newpapers, TV and Youtube.
Point is; no matter how much we try to ignore it, or how much we believe that a society is far too 'damaged' for repair (famously quoted by 'The Economist' in the early 90s) the problem still remains the same. Unless we, not as a nation or society or an ethic or even a country, start to unite as one, NOTHING will be done.
From my travels I have learnt so much from some of the most friendliest and facsinating people that will stay with me until I die that I know Africa is worth fighting for. Of course some are going to find their experiences of Africa different, but I must stress that every country within Africa is unique and it is OUR duty as being part of this world to make a difference.
Within a third-world order we can learn that the gaps between our civilisation and theirs are not so different, and that we as people are ultimately one.
www.whalenation.org This is where I went, they gave me places to go and see and they changed my life forever. If you want to join please look through their site!
Anyway! I hope you like my new upcoming photos!
Love Becks x
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Guess whos back........
4 min read
Ok, I may have been gone for a while but guess what? Yes that's right, I'm back. I promise never to cheat on my fellow deviants EVER again with crappy fb!
So, where do I begin? Ok, let's start from scratch......
Year 2009 - 2010
I must say that during these years I have taken few photos. This was due to my focus on things that I now find unimportant.You know, things such as cheap alcohol and parties and raving and so on. I call this my nineteen year old stage. I may be only twenty now but I've already gotten over it!
I worked a lot harder at uni, that year I actually attended class! My project was about women in the middle-east, which has prompted me to do politics for my masters next year. This really is about it!
(Important bit) late 2010 - present day
Holly (wildhysteria) left me to go to Japan. Even though she was in Oxford and I in London I was always comforted to know she was only a £12.00 return journey away. This section really is dedicated to her. Today I found out that an earthquake hit Japan. Automatically scared (and yes a little dramatic) I thought of Holly and I went on fb to find that she was ok and that I was indeed being over dramtic. Today has made me realise how deverstating any kind of disaster can be. I really would not know what to do without you Holly so please, to all those who have ever lost or been hurt by something as disasterous as this, my heart really goes out to you. Thank you Holly for being my best friend <3
Time changes all the time. Lessons Iv'e learnt in my third year degree is that we all have to take some kind of responsibility for our actions. We have to understand or try to understand that we're not here forever. However, our footsteps are. What ever we do, be it today, tomorrow, next week, next year it will impact later on in future life. So the point here is try to always be compassionate, dare to venture word 'love' more often, do something that scares you every day or something different, opt for that different brand of tea or fruit..... certain paths are never known, so the next time you see a loved one, tell them how much they mean to you
To present day not much has changed in my life. I met some great people the last time I visited home in the Canaries. I already miss them very much <3 I have only three weeks lefts of classes and then I'm COMPLETELY on my own
I have started looking for jobs, apprenterships and internships so wish me luck!
I also (as you all know) am a director of an amazing charity called AWF. We operate in four different countries. Argentina, Canaries, Sierra Leone and Sri Lanka. We aim to enhance the lives of people trapped within the web of poverty and society. Next year, our hope is to build another centre in Zambia. I'm actually hoping to be going out there in a few weeks so I have been working VERY hard to try and find the money. But I can't WAIT! Please please please go to www.facebook.com/profile.php?i…
or
www.whalenation.org
and join our site. We do very cheap volunteering work so if anyone is extensivly interested in volunteering then please please join our site.
All my love,
Rebecca Adele
So, where do I begin? Ok, let's start from scratch......
Year 2009 - 2010
I must say that during these years I have taken few photos. This was due to my focus on things that I now find unimportant.You know, things such as cheap alcohol and parties and raving and so on. I call this my nineteen year old stage. I may be only twenty now but I've already gotten over it!
I worked a lot harder at uni, that year I actually attended class! My project was about women in the middle-east, which has prompted me to do politics for my masters next year. This really is about it!
(Important bit) late 2010 - present day
Holly (wildhysteria) left me to go to Japan. Even though she was in Oxford and I in London I was always comforted to know she was only a £12.00 return journey away. This section really is dedicated to her. Today I found out that an earthquake hit Japan. Automatically scared (and yes a little dramatic) I thought of Holly and I went on fb to find that she was ok and that I was indeed being over dramtic. Today has made me realise how deverstating any kind of disaster can be. I really would not know what to do without you Holly so please, to all those who have ever lost or been hurt by something as disasterous as this, my heart really goes out to you. Thank you Holly for being my best friend <3
Time changes all the time. Lessons Iv'e learnt in my third year degree is that we all have to take some kind of responsibility for our actions. We have to understand or try to understand that we're not here forever. However, our footsteps are. What ever we do, be it today, tomorrow, next week, next year it will impact later on in future life. So the point here is try to always be compassionate, dare to venture word 'love' more often, do something that scares you every day or something different, opt for that different brand of tea or fruit..... certain paths are never known, so the next time you see a loved one, tell them how much they mean to you
To present day not much has changed in my life. I met some great people the last time I visited home in the Canaries. I already miss them very much <3 I have only three weeks lefts of classes and then I'm COMPLETELY on my own
I have started looking for jobs, apprenterships and internships so wish me luck!I also (as you all know) am a director of an amazing charity called AWF. We operate in four different countries. Argentina, Canaries, Sierra Leone and Sri Lanka. We aim to enhance the lives of people trapped within the web of poverty and society. Next year, our hope is to build another centre in Zambia. I'm actually hoping to be going out there in a few weeks so I have been working VERY hard to try and find the money. But I can't WAIT! Please please please go to www.facebook.com/profile.php?i…
or
www.whalenation.org
and join our site. We do very cheap volunteering work so if anyone is extensivly interested in volunteering then please please join our site.
All my love,
Rebecca Adele
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Heated Summer of Lurrvveeeee :..
6 min read
haha hairy chest, DOMINANT!!!, never let's go, able to argue.. well!, funny, relaxed, honest, loving, giving, and true. So if anyone's out there wh fits this discription.. I want your babies!! haha
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.. Back en la BIG City ..
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.: Change of Season ......
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