WITH CHANGE COMES A FRIEND

Throughout our lives we go through a fair amount of change. Sometimes the change is good, sometimes the change is bad. Sometimes people come into our lives and stay, sometimes people come into our lives then leave. As we grow, we become closer to some people than we do others. This is how we meet our “best friends”. Sometimes we have more than one, sometimes we only have one, friend or family, male or female, at some stage in our lives we will have experienced the relationship of a bestfriend. Some people believe that there are 6 keys to having a great relationship: friendship, freedom, trust, honesty, understanding and communication. All are important in any relationship but sometimes these key factors get broken or mistreated. However, we find a way to piece ourselves back together until next time.

IN A WORLD FULL OF PEOPLE THAT CARE ABOUT THEMSELVES: CARE FOR SOMEBODY ELSE

Our generation is full of people that only care through the light shining back at them on their smartphone screen. Due to the fact that we are covered by a virtual shield, we tend to speak out of the passion that lives inside of our fingertips. What we don’t understand is that all of these words resinate the same in our minds. Whether typed or spoken, words are words.

IF NOT ME, WHO; EMMA WATSON’S EQUALITY SPEECH

Emma Watson, UN Address

Recently Emma Watson, the British actress and UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, delivered a powerful gender inequality speech at the UN event for the launching of a new campaign called HeForShe. In my personal opinion, I found the speech to be wonderful. It was moving, inviting, and captured all of the elements of feminism that the world needs to experience.

TURNING A NEW LEAF

For all of those in the Southern Hemisphere, like myself, it’s now Springtime and that means it’s time for change. Spring is a time of new beginnings; the birds chirp, the flowers bloom and new life starts. It brings about new fashion to fit the new weather, along with spring-cleaning and new goals for people to try and change their lives in one way or another.