What I do is kick them in the pants with a diamond buckled shoe!
~~Aileen Mehle~~
Nicole Richie Needs to Eat!
Nicole Richie needs to eat a burger or something. She is looking BAD! Maybe a stick of butter would be better! The girl needs just a little body fat.
A Very Wet Day
It was raining very heavily today. As a consequence of the heavy rain, there was a deposit of wet grit and soil outside our house. Not nice.
Removing shoes at the door is essential in wet weather. But don't forget; when it is dry the dirt is still there, just a bit drier.
Removing shoes at the door is essential in wet weather. But don't forget; when it is dry the dirt is still there, just a bit drier.
Sergio Rossi Shoes: Fall 2006
Look at these beauties! I love them all! Now the last blue boot with the puff?! That is from an earlier collection, but I just love it! Sergio Rossi shoes!
What I do is kick them in the pants with a diamond buckled shoe!
~~Aileen Mehle~~
This Week's NATIONAL ETIQUETTE AWARD goes to... Singapore!
Singapore Page in Wikipedia
Uniquely Singapore- Tourist site
Singapore Infomap
Singapore Government Information
I hereby grant the National Etiquette Award to Singapore, as it is customary in that country to remove shoes when entering homes.
There are three main ethnic groups in Singapore, Chinese, Malays and Indians. In all three cultures it is generally the custom to remove shoes in homes.
If I go out as a missionary to Japan with the particular agency I am in discussions with, I will be required to spend a month in Singapore. All of their missionaries to East Asia are required to do this in order to give them an introduction to East Asia. A lady at work who had visited Singapore and Thailand helped me to see why this was necessary, pointing out that Singapore is far more westernized than other Asian countries, thus providing a gentle introduction to Asian life.
The particular mission agency apparently has few British workers in Japan, but a large number of Singaporeans. There are a large number of Singaporean missionaries out there; there are many Christians in Singapore. They are sadly predominantly of Chinese origin, Christians among the Malays are rare, being a Muslim people. There are restrictions on evangelism.
The Jehovah's Witnesses have experienced some persecution in Singapore; I understand this is mainly because of their resistance to military service.
I have recently had some lively discussions about Free Grace with a blogger called Jenson. He is a Singaporean living in London. You can visit his blog:
Jenson's Blog
His theology is firmly Reformed Baptist and he adheres to the Baptist Confession of Faith (1689).
Uniquely Singapore- Tourist site
Singapore Infomap
Singapore Government Information
I hereby grant the National Etiquette Award to Singapore, as it is customary in that country to remove shoes when entering homes.
There are three main ethnic groups in Singapore, Chinese, Malays and Indians. In all three cultures it is generally the custom to remove shoes in homes.
If I go out as a missionary to Japan with the particular agency I am in discussions with, I will be required to spend a month in Singapore. All of their missionaries to East Asia are required to do this in order to give them an introduction to East Asia. A lady at work who had visited Singapore and Thailand helped me to see why this was necessary, pointing out that Singapore is far more westernized than other Asian countries, thus providing a gentle introduction to Asian life.
The particular mission agency apparently has few British workers in Japan, but a large number of Singaporeans. There are a large number of Singaporean missionaries out there; there are many Christians in Singapore. They are sadly predominantly of Chinese origin, Christians among the Malays are rare, being a Muslim people. There are restrictions on evangelism.
The Jehovah's Witnesses have experienced some persecution in Singapore; I understand this is mainly because of their resistance to military service.
I have recently had some lively discussions about Free Grace with a blogger called Jenson. He is a Singaporean living in London. You can visit his blog:
Jenson's Blog
His theology is firmly Reformed Baptist and he adheres to the Baptist Confession of Faith (1689).
Jump the Shark Shoes: Stacy Dash in Playboy!
Jump the shark! You know what that means. A tv show, a person, a thing is so over and they are clutching at straws to keep hope alive! There have been some classic moments of jumping the shark. When I was a child, I remember when Fonzy from Happy Days jumped over the shark on skis! It was over! I did not watch that show much more after that.
There is only one person who comes to mind right this very second who has jumped the shark in a big way. Can we say clutching at straws? Stacy Dash! Stacy Dash has jumped the shark. She is washed up and the last hoorah was posing in Playboy. I know she most likely got paid alot. Now I will give her respect that she has kept herself up, but she is 40. Where are the really big movie roles, long term sitcoms? So Playboy it was. Stacy Dash naked in Playboy was not what I expected of her. I am a little disappointed. She has come a long way from this....
to this :
The pictures are well done. I was just expecting a little more.
Jumping the Shark Shoes? There are some. Rugged Shark Shoes. These are nice nautical shoes. You can be sure I will be buying shoes before I pose with no clothes on.
Reef Shark: $34.99
Reef Shark with Laces: $49.00
Sandshark: $49.00
Octopus: $35.99
Fisherman Slide: $59.00
to this :
The pictures are well done. I was just expecting a little more.
Jumping the Shark Shoes? There are some. Rugged Shark Shoes. These are nice nautical shoes. You can be sure I will be buying shoes before I pose with no clothes on.
Reef Shark: $34.99
Reef Shark with Laces: $49.00
Sandshark: $49.00
Octopus: $35.99
Fisherman Slide: $59.00
What I do is kick them in the pants with a diamond buckled shoe!
~~Aileen Mehle~~
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