Sunday, 29 March 2015

Art with Kente by yours truly x

Just some Kente designs by me.
Kente, besides being my sister's middle name, symbolises great wealth and culture amongst the Ghanaian community. So a few years ago, it only felt right to just do a quick piece on it to embrace my Ghanaian culture. 

Sunday, 22 March 2015

My big sister's blog

Check out my big sister's blog:



www.dearnewkaren.blogspot.co.uk

Friday, 13 March 2015

Change



Too often I've seen people change in order to fit in or to gain acceptance from "friends". It's not really any of my business, but it's still something that I find irritating.
The fact that you feel like you have to change in order to gain approval from your friends, suggests that your friends may not really accept you as who you are and your friendships need to be re-evaluated.
If you're going to change, make sure you're changing for your own personal benefit and for all the right reasons. Don't change yourself for other people, change because you want to change. Change because you want to improve as person and to make yourself happy. Worrying about how others perceive you should be the least of your concerns as you go about living life. The most important thing is the way in which you perceive and love yourself. 
At the end of the day, we were all born as originals so there's no need to die as a copy. We're all original, we need to be able to maintain our individuality. Be the leader, not the follower. Always the head and not the tail.

Friday, 6 March 2015

HAPPY GHANAIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY!!


On this day 58 years ago, our great nation gained its independence from British colonial rule.
Ghana was the first sub-Saharan African nation to gain its independence and this is something that makes me proud, because we were able to inspire many other nations to do the same thing.
Being Ghanaian is something that makes me so proud. I love my country, our culture and our people. I could probably write a book about how much I love Ghana, because its something that means so much to me.
The 6th of March has to be one of my favourite days in the year, because it's a day that unites Ghanaians everywhere and it is a day that celebrates our great achievement that will forever be apart of history.
May God bless our homeland Ghana, and make our nation great and strong!
Thank you Dr Nkrumah