Posted on January 29th, 2012 in Jewellery & Fashion | Comments Off
During Roman times, Signet rings (also called as seal ring) were very common and essential piece of jewelry for men. Yes, for men, since that seal rings are symbolizes authority and power, so the man is the one who should wear it because man has a higher place compare to women, but that was before. Before, you read it write because today women can wear seal rings, and it does not usually symbolize power and authority. What I mean with that? Today that tradition is no longer active in some Country but not to all. It still symbolize power and authority but like what I’ve said that believe today is no longer active.
Do women wear signet rings or seal rings? Yes, they do wear seal rings today, because today the MFS seal rings are already common and anybody can wear it! Good news for girls, right? So if you love seal rings, and you’re a girl, you can now buy and personalized your ring! What do you say? You can now wear a gold ring whether you’re a woman, or a low class, as long as you can afford it, right? Though there are still some places who think the way like in the past, but it’s you’re Country is free Country then you can wear it!
No matter how much I plan previously and also execute those plans, I always end up needing to shop something at the last time just before Christmas. I think it has its own joy, trying to find something in the rush hour crowd in shops or malls, carries its own excitement during the festive season. This time I went off to ‘The paradise By Way of Kensal Green’, this time it had adorned Brooklyn style flea market look on both the floors of the West London Pub.
This time bought some handmade peruses and some woolen stockings. There were other’ vintage winter wonders’ on the showcase too. What made the shopping experience exciting was the fact that I could carry off a glass of wine in hand and be a spectator to some good entertainment as well. They have good music on the floor to share with the customers.
Later I packed off some home wares for me and my sister as well. They were kind enough to pack it off for me in their rather busy day. Since I had another hour to spare and I was in a mood, I went to the £ 1 a song in the karaoke room. Ah! The festivities are really hard to resist.
A friend of mine from the college time got married last month. So a week before her wedding in Scotland we decided to spend the week end in south of UK at Bournemouth. So we six girls left for the destination a day earlier. It became clear to me why it was chosen by Gracie for the party. She is one amongst us who has the wildest steak and apparently Bournemouth is a popular Hen party destination in UK. Superb scenery, excellent beaches and a bouncing nightlife are the way of the town.
We had a great morning start with fantastic breakfast and black coffee later we went for sightseeing and window shopping. We had some relaxing time at the beach and entertained ourselves to an exotic massage and spa. Later it was time for lunch. The evening was even better. We had a blast at the Lava Ignite disco. The evening walk at the golden beaches was where we remembered our times with fun filled nostalgia. We recalled out times our silly fights our shopping sprees etc. we discussed that how, with one of us getting married and others following the suit, the things and equations for our times may change. What followed at night was a dance party with a stripper. We had a blast. It was a hen party to remember. I am dead sure I would be hosting mine over there.
Daughters are lovely little angels as kids, but dealing with teenage daughters is something altogether different. It is not an easy task to endure the growing teenage daughters. At times they are the most charming and sweetest people in the world and at other times they can be harsh and greatly rude. It is next to impossible to understand their mood swings. Above that, I and my wife are constantly worried about the issues like Boyfriends, smoking and alcohol. Dealing with tears and tantrums is one hell of a task. Parents need to be very careful as you may never know what can trigger a reaction.
The reason I am speaking about this issue today is because I read about a book which is being written by a Headmistress called “Your daughter: Guide to raising Girls” with inputs from a staff of over 200 teachers. I am told that it has good advice on diverse topics ranging from sleepovers to tattoos for girls. The teenage years are troublesome and tensed for a girl’s parents. The book speaks about dealing strategies. My question is, this book will be equally available to teenagers too, so they would already know if we are following the book. Will it serve its purpose then?