Cards posted to me!

Well I received my first Christmas card today!
Thank you Linda!
It is beautiful!



Thank you to my lovely bloggy mates who also sent me cards & pressies,
I am sorry I have taken so long to post them here,
just been that kinda week......

Linda


Chrissy

Chrissy sent me the most beautiful Oracle Goddess cards and I love them...
The Art work them is just stunning!



Sammi

Natalie


Debbie


Kath


Vanessa


Gill

Briony

Here are some of thank you tags and cards I made and they are in the post to you and other mates who sent cards & gifts.
I sent some in the post with out taking pictures of them.....*ach well*






The crap one in the middle is the one I made for Emma!
I got the tag idea and borrowed the sizex dies from Emma, cheers babes!
The wee tags on the tags are shrink plastic ones.

These tags on the wine bottle were for next door after lending me the car last week.

Emma's gone off!!!

Emma wants me to let you all know the she has no internet till Saturday!




Normal service should be resumed about fives minuets after Steve gets through
the door after being away for the week!

So peace & quiet for me then!!!

Or not ....I am busy passing on messages for her from folk online!

Red Ribbon Day

Today is the first of December and AIDS Awareness day.
I have friends who have this disease and lost people I care about to it.

I can not believe that is 21 years since this awful epidemic took hold of peoples lives & began its death toll.

The UK theme for World AIDS Day 2008, "Respect & Protect", is inspired by the UNAIDS and World AIDS Campaign ongoing international theme, 'Leadership'. The international theme is developed as an overall theme which each country is encouraged to adapt to suit more specific issues around the epidemic in their region.

Each year NAT adapts the international theme to make it relevant to HIV in the UK — developing an appropriate theme and call to action, and producing new and unique visuals and materials to reflect these messages. Developed through consultation with people living with HIV, young people and relevant organisations in the UK, this year's Respect & Protect theme translates the global theme Leadership for a UK audience, setting out an agenda for individuals to take the lead in their own life.

Respect & Protect is inclusive and highlights the responsibility everyone has to transform attitudes to HIV and encourage actions that stop its spread.

Respect & Protect inspires individuals to consider the different roles they can play:

• Show respect by always treating people living with HIV fairly, respecting their confidentiality and challenging prejudice wherever it occurs.
• Respect themselves and their partners by always practising safe sex to protect their sexual health.
• Find out the facts about HIV, spread the Respect & Protect message and encourage others to do the same.

Glen Wallace, who plays Malachy Fisher in Hollyoaks, speaks to NAT about why he is supporting the Respect & Protect campaign.
Watch the video at: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9TPbJz16lVE

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Here is hoping there is a cure one day soon. xx