I even deactivated the blog for a while as I was getting stalkervibes from a certain individual.
Well, its now almost a year later... but I won't be blogging regularly. I just do not have that much spare time.
When I do have spare time I have developed a big love for a wee community on the SMULE App (singing karaoke with others around the word). I've always had a love for music and this is the first time that I'm actually puting my voice out there (so to speak).
I'm loving it.
So, if you share my love for singing, come on over and say hi
ADaftScotsLass on SMULE.
Hi Pretty Plonkers. Oh I know, its been a while since I've posted. I've been soopa busy....no fekkin excuse though... Wanna increase your IQ? Should you want to increase your IQ score on these scales, take a look at the following nine useful guidelines… 1. Learn Genetics
aside, education, in particular formal scientific study such as
mathematics and physics, is a big factor contributing to your IQ.
Sciences increase your understanding of the world, which in turn
improves comprehension, vocabulary, spatial and mathematical abilities,
and logic. Watch and observe things carefully, and with concentration, to open your mind to new ideas, human behaviour, beauty, etc. 2. Do logic and lateral thinking puzzles Logic
and lateral thinking puzzles such as cryptic crosswords, chess and
Sudoku help your brain think outside the box and solve problems in
different ways. Try puzzles that involve memory, speed, or vocabulary.
Turn off the TV and put your mind to work instead! 3. Listen to classical music The
Mozart effect suggests that, by listening to classical music, a
short-term improvement is induced on the performance of certain tasks.
Gradually, this may have a somewhat long-term effect. 4. Sleep In
order to store information into the long-term memory, and to help keep
your brain and concentration in peak condition, you need to get enough
sleep – around eight hours. It is a proven fact that sleeping longer
stores more information into the long-term memory. 5. Read! Reading
enhances the mind's ability to comprehend, as well as encourages you to
think critically. Reading different genres is important. This might
include well-researched articles, newspapers, current events magazines,
and multi-content periodicals (such as the New Yorker). Make sure the
material corresponds to your reading level. Whilst reading, look up unfamiliar words in your dictionary, and try to remember the definition. 6. Write Write
whenever possible. Send a note instead of an email, or write a draft of
a paper (or an outline). It will increase visual and kinaesthetic
stimulation. Try
writing with your non-dominant hand. There is a theory that writing
with your non-dominant hand can lead to stimulation of the side of the
brain opposite to that hand. Writing with your non-dominant hand can, in
fact, lead to stimulation of the side of the brain that is opposite to
that hand. Bear in mind that this is only a theory. 7. Meditate Meditation
has been shown to improve blood flow to the brain, patience,
concentration, and memory. Try different meditation techniques to find
one that suits and benefits you. 8. Exercise You
need to keep your body fit in order to keep your brain in peak
condition. Studies show that breath correlates to attention span. Try
swimming, running, or any other aerobic exercise. Get your heart racing
and work up a sweat for at least 30 minutes a day. 9. Eat healthily. Eat
a wholefood diet. Avoid processed and fast foods. Eat ‘brain foods’
such as whole grains, oily fish or flax, red or blue berries, nuts
especially walnuts, cocoa, etc.
This week's Monday Music Moves Me theme is Southern Rock over at Xmas Dolly. Head on over there, link up and share your best Southern Rock Tunes. There are so many, but here are a few of my favourites.
Monday Music Moves Me over at Xmas Dolly. Go link up. Today's theme is a freebie this week and so I wanted to share an awesome Jack White concert with you. The Dead Weather is Jack Whites's band with Alison Hosshart, Dean Fertita and Jack Lawrence. He's behind the drums. I'm sure you'll agree with me that he's pretty hot behind a drum kit. Get your feet tapping.
Happy Monday everyone! Its a wet day here in Johannesburg and the e-tolls go-slows on the highway are in full swing. Anyone who planned to get to the office early today....sorry for you! Today I'm gonna feature a bunch of awesome South African bands so head on over to Xmas Dolly for these week's Monday Music Moves Me Freebie, link up and share your Toonz. Listen up...
Happy Monday and another week starts....and another month - The Christmas Month.
Have you got your Christmas decorations up yet?
Some of you may remember this one. This is a Christmas Vlog I did last year for Christmas They don't call me daft for nothin' Now pop over to Xmas Dolly, link up and share you favourite Christmas toonz.
This Week's Monday Music Moves Me Theme over at Xmas Dolly is Cars or Splish Splash. Go on over to Xmas Dolly and link up. Take the time to wish her well, because she's scheduled posts while she's in hospital having back surgery. I wish you a speedy recovery, my friend. ♥ yer face off!
Mustang is one hot car and this is a hot song to go along with it.
July's Blog Challenge today is to state Seven Random Facts about Yourself. Gosh I've already coughed up 100 Things About Myself.....now you want me to come up with another seven?
I adore and am addicted to Vanilla Tea
I think laughter is the best medicine
I can do quite an impressive hand-break turn
I cannot go one day without listening to music.
Pinterest sucked me in, chewed me up and spit me out and yet I still go back.
I'm planning a camping holiday for November this year
My friend, Xmas Dolly hosts Monday Music Moves Me. The theme this week is "Songs with a Celebrity in Them". Go link up with us and share your favourties. Well, I'm killing two birds with one stone here by showing my favourite band The White Stripes and the gorgeous Kate Moss.
A funny, dancing Christopher Hawkin with FatBoy Slim
Angelina Jolie as a Hooker in a Rolling Stones Video
Naomi Campbell was a dancer in Culture Club music video