FASHION FOR PLUS SIZED WOMEN

Being plus sized doesnt make you any less attractive for whats its worth in Nigeria men would skin themself alive to get them
All methods are acceptable for fighting
for the perfect figure actually not all. However, laziness
sometimes makes things bad. The way
out is wearing clothes that can hide
figure shortcomings and emphasize
virtues. Wide hips are one of the most common problems.Even thin and tall
women suffer from so called ‘breeches’
shaped thighs. They can be well
concealed with the help of proper
clothes. For example, a long loose-
fitting straight skirt/dress plus a knitted two- piece outfit a few tones lighter than the
skirt. Thanks to this style the skirt and
the top outfit make a body look longer
visually and knitted fabric hides not
only massive hips but also big breasts.
It’s elegantly indeed. If you are going to the party and you
have to be well-dressed, then a pair of
light suitable trousers 6/8 in length and
a long tunic of darker color with two
slits on both sides will be right for the
evening depending on where you are but if your in nairobi and planning to go party in westlands you'l consider wearing something shorter that will show some skin.
This choice helps veil the wide and breeches like thighs. And finally,
you can easily wear close-fitting jeans,
a tight roll-neck and a knitted pullover
tying round the waist and helping
cover chubby thighs. Now you look so
sporty! If you still have a complex about plump arms and shoulders, look
at some Hollywood celebrities wearing
sundresses with slender shoulder straps
and showing off their flabby shoulders
and fat arms. If you have not the
courage to do that, put a chiffon wide- sleeved blouse on over the prom dress.
It will visually correct the defect. You have big breast and it bothers you?
Do not wear loose-fitting blouses and
wide knitted pullovers making your
bosom even bigger. It will be better to
resort to skin-tight clothes. For
example, put a translucent unbuttoned blouse on over a small snag fitting top,wear cleavaged tops
or the other choice is a dark jacket in
the same tone as a roll-neck. The perfect choice for those who do not
demonstrate their short height is a
trouser suit made of the same fabric.
The trousers should be moderately
wide and close-fitting at the same time.
You can substitute the trousers for a miniskirt. It will make your figure look
longer. Long jackets veiling the defects
in the belly and buttocks area are
suitable for plus size women. Short women are recommended to
wear long jackets along with the tight
straight trousers and tall women can
put wide trousers of fine knit fabric on.
Different contrasting and compound
insets around the waist are of no use in hiding its lack, quite the contrary they
just attract attention to it. Semi fitting
cut of a dress is ideal for managing this
problem. Along with the dress, put on
trousers of a darker tone. This choice is
good not only for the best visual effect but also is fashionable this season.
Five basic tips Plus Size Fashion
1. Accept your shape. It’s enough to
wrestle with yourself.
2. Stop feeling shy and getting lost in
crowd. Wear bright and beautiful
clothes.
3. Buy clothes in the men’s department (‘cause men jackets have a perfect
shape due to this they fit well, and
often they are sewed better than
women’s jackets) or take from your
buddy colored shirts, bright ties, jeans,
same jackets for some time - besides it will save your money.
4. Pregnant women boutiques offer
excellent clothes, for example, elastic
waistband trousers.
5. Stop getting caught in an endless
loop on drawbacks, try to emphasize your virtues: breast, feminine arms
(without protuberant bones and
cellulites), slender waist (this always
happens when having chubby hips).
Im awt bt as i say BE FASHIONABLE IN AND OUT

THAT SPECIAL SOMETHING WOMEN HAVE ON MEN

Girls, Women are such beautiful
creatures
it's so easy to love them
each has their unique way of looking at
things
but something about all is the same We guys miss that something special
and girls will think....I know what
they're missing
but you'd likely be wrong
there is much more a man feels in a
woman He feels her softness, her beauty
the beauty that radiates from her heart
we love when the little girl shines
through
the part we don't understand but miss
so We like the way you brush and flip
your hair
and the beautiful look in your eyes
thousands of subtle nuances that you
know little about
which we feel in our soul but can't put into words We love the way your fingers come to
a gentle taper
and the slope of your shoulders and
your neck
we love the curves that fit ours
perfectly we love to watch your hips move
when you walk infront of us gosh! We miss the way you crinkle your nose
and the way you arch your back
and the taper of your arms and legs
the softness of your cheek and the
touch of your hand But even from a far, you girls bring
beauty to the world
in your thoughts, in your kind words,smile,smell
and gentle grace
Even the most hardened of you are soft
inside and it melts our male hearts to move us
inside It has little to do with age it seems
Its just something special that women
have
a secret ingrediant, an aire of mystery
but all of you posess it, though you'll
say you don't When a girl reaches for your
hand...there's nothing like that feeling
or when she snuggles next to
you....we're suckers for that
I'm missing that feeling today, I miss
that secret ingrediant that make the world nicer
but I see such beauty you even from
a far I think each woman or girl has the
ability to make any man happy
just show him a little care,affection and
understanding
be there for him and try not to doubt
him or wish him to be something different
love him with your heart and your
femininity will shine through..he'll love
you. Its not necessary to put on aires
to be the most stunning girl in the
room
just be yourself...but strive to show
your true heart...your innocent heart
men love a woman who is real and true...they love that more than
anything try it ladies
Oh! And another thing for those girls that think they'r player's trust u me men know that you have some1 else bt stil give you time to change coz they love you and ofcourse coz of the sex to..
I awt ...
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Kenyan Acrobats Make it on America’s Got Talent

Zuma Zuma is an acrobatic dance troupe from Kenya, and they’ve made it on from the first round of auditions to the Las Vegas stage in Season 6 of the reality show.
The acrobatic group of six made waves when they presented their acts without tumbling mats, as is common with most acrobatic troupes in America, and the judges noted that fact.
The troupe is set to join other talent acts in Las Vegas for further rounds of elimination to win the grand $1 Million prize.
Watch their incredible – and dangerous! – moves as they invigorate the crowd!

My 1st time Taking the Train from Mombasa to Nairobi

THis past week of my job leave I was totally seduced by the thought of
taking the night train from Mombasa to
Nairobi. A journey that many have
written about and survived. This train is from a by gone era when
the white man ruled supreme in Kenya
and was the only link between the
coast and Nairobi city. Needless to say the train is full of
Britishness and is unique in every way.
The dining car is resplendent in 60's
decor, red leather seats, old pictures of
white hunters with their kills, pristine
white tablecloths, silver cutlery and some what chipped china plates. The
mustard pot was shining a midst the
myriad of condiments on the table. ASHLEY MWANGI my fiance was totally amazed for
so many reasons. On her First time on a plane
down to Mombasa, first time seeing the
oceans waves, first time finding sea
shells, first time on a train. The joy of
giving her such experiences was incredible, things that we take for
granted each day. How could anyone question the
decadence of another generation when
it comes to breakfast in the middle of
the African heartland. So how did this journey start? It was
quite simple, a booking, a ticket, turn up at the appointed time. Much like a
journey anywhere else in the world.

You would have thought that this
would be simple but of course you have to realise that you are in Africa
and nothing is simple, in fact you have
to make sure you have some extra
money in your back pocket to make
things move. That is the norm, its
expected by both parties, its acceptable and understood. Mombasa is a cosmopolitan city, full of
history that goes back to invaders from
Portugal, Arabia, Britain.....back to
Portugal and so on. There are the modern districts, but
there is the old town with narrow
streets 'lamu' my shagz, bazaars and coffee houses, all of
them clamouring for your attention. We
had the joy of being beaten into a
coffee house by the torrential rain and an experience to share with
you.....shoes off....ushered into a
darkened room....mattresses on the floor....for a moment I wondered what
the mattresses were for..... However my fears were al layed when
the menu arrived and it did not contain
pictures of available women. Just many
different varieties of coffee, I was lost
but eventually went for the local blend
which was full of ginger and the warm glow made me think of eastern
promise....I am convinced it was full of

something else. However the rain went
off and we managed to splash through
the flooded streets. As time rolled on it was the moment to
visit Fort Jesus which used to be the
protection for the area when it came to
invaders. A very stout castle as we
would call it in Scotland with
many rooms and escape routes for those that could not bear the
cannon balls. I had a smile on my face as the guide
showed me the rows and rows of black
painted cannons which had the seal of a
Scottish company... near Glasgow. So
many hundreds of years ago and
Scotland keeps coming up with all its influence in the world. I smiled a lot! So I digress, one of the most enchanting
moments was to turn up at the main
railway station for our journey back to
Nairobi. Make sure our tickets were
good, booking was confirmed and it
was ok to get the pink slip to show the train manager - more of him later. Once
again it was stand in line and wait...this
can normally take an hour or so,
patience is good. Oh yes, there are heartaches and tears
when the person in front does not have
the correct papers, but in this
environment its everyone for
themselves. You cannot be diverted by
other peoples problems. It can be disturbing but you have to remain
focused. The train was awesome, climb up the
steps into another world, far removed
from Mombasa old town. Three classes
of tickets... 1st class gets you a sleeper,
dinner, breakfast, 2nd gets you a
sleeper but you share, 3rd gets you a hard seat and you take your chances...
but make sure you have water. Knowing the African way I knew that
the departure would be delayed and so

it happened. We walked the plat form
and it was my thought to show ASHLEY the engine up front. However, it wasn't
there, and her words to me ring in my ears, 'There is no head to this train, how
can it move?' A simple question which
portrays a Kenyan woman's life. Due to leave at 7pm the train finally left
at 10pm and in the interim, dinner was
served. Soup or Sorbet?? Fish or Chicken??
Mmmmm, rice or Potatoes???
Vegetables??? Wine or Beer??? It was
so bizarre sitting at Mombasa station
eating an elegant meal and the train
still parked. During the meal a Dutch papa shouted to all, "My camera has
been stolen, check your cabins".....we all
wondered if our own valuables were
safe. I went back to the cabin and the
laptop was still there. Then we decided to go down to the
platform for a break and met up with
this crazy man with a guitar......he was
making his living going up and down
singing gospel songs. I have to tell you
that his guitar was out of tune and I just wanted to grab it and retune
it 4 Him bt...however he had the most wonderful
voice and when it came to Jim Reeves
old favorites he was very very good.
'This world is my home, I'm just
passing thru, the angels beckon me, Oh Lord what can I do' will remain on my
heart forever. So this Kenyan man, un-
tuned guitar, Ashley and myself ended up
dancing and singing with him... It was a
magical moment. The other passengers
clapped and laughed at our fun.
Now that week was a wonderful vacation for me and my girlfriend who recently left me for stupid assumptions that i shaggd 4 of her best close pals while stil dating her nKt! WOMEN I TELL drama..

DAY AND NIGHTS IN KENYA

so as many or least of you know that im a young kenyan boy who lives or lived abroad for a very long time so Kenyan time also drives me nuts
since I got used to being on time. I've
learned to not take things too
seriously though, just go with the
flow. Showup late just like everyone else and you'll save yourself alot of
frustration.

Anyhu Got back to the UK in November last year and maybe this year to and now
its time to take a look back at the
highlights of yet another trip to Kenya my motherland after 2more year's.
No Mombasa, no Baringo/Bogoria, just
hard work to set up our family business in
Nakuru,a resturant/lounge/tourist HOTEL with an italian interior design look.., but let me tell you each day is always full of fun and happy moments. I think that anyone travelling to Kenya
has to accept that the moment they
arrive at the Airport then they are in a
different time... It's called Kenyan time/African time.
Once the travellers accept this then all
further negoitations and hopes will be governed by 'Kenyan Time'. Now this is not a criticism, it's just the
way it is and will be.
For me it's so easy
to be seduced and accept delay upon
delay but for others it will be hard. As
soon as I arrive at Nairobi Aiport then
my thoughts of quick and efficient help shuts down. So onwards to Nakuru without even going to our place to relax and shower nKt!,anyhu just head on
through the crazy traffic of Nairobi, a red light doesnt always mean stop. Its
easier to pop behind a local driver normaly called 'dere' in the nairobi swahili slang.. and
follow his lead. Once out on to the open
highway then you can enjoy the journey.

A few hills and sharp turns take you to
the 'viewpoints' above the Rift Valley
and its there that your breath will be
taken away. Mount Longonot before
you with its presereved lava flows,
hundreds of miles of valley floor below you, Lake Navaisha in the distance with
its pink Flamingo edge and then you
are surrounded by the guys selling the
carvings and fruits. This is Kenya! Once off the escarpment and on the
valley floor then take a stop at the
Delamare pitstop Naivasha - it's very good and a great break. Call it a rest
area and when you see the Maribu
storks begging for tit-bits then you
know that you have arrived. In 40 minutes you will be in Nakuru on
the tarmac highway and a great place
to stop for the night. Good hotels,
restaurants and surpringly good disco's
Fridays and Saturdays. A vibrant town
it is a jewel in Kenya and far removed from the city life of Nairobi.
Good travels my followers
legooo!

How to Find Cheap Flights to Kenya

A little intimidated at the idea of flying
to Africa?Kenya to be precise?well since im working in Kenya Airways the leading airline in the country, Here are tips to find cheap
flights to Kenya.

1. Compare Many Airlines And Routes
Just like any bargain shopping, you will
get the best results if you take the time
to look around for cheap flights to
Kenya. Few markets have such in-
transparent and fast-changing price
structures as the travel market, so it pays off to map all your options and
get as many quotes as possible. I have two favorite search sites i normaly advice my clients to check them out for
finding cheap flights to Kenya.
a). Kayak.com
searches 140+ travel sites for the lowest prices in seconds. This
means you don't have to go to all these
sites yourself. They have a lot of Kenya
flights.
b). Vayama.com
is especially good if you're traveling to or from the US or Western
Europe. Vayama searches over 100
airline sites and, on average, finds more
flights than any other flight search
engine. Both offer a lot of flights to
Kenya.

2. Buy Separate Tickets 
Sometimes, it pays off to split your
flight to Kenya into more flights.
Especially if there are a lot of cheap
tickets available on a part of your route. This works especially well for travelers
from North America and Australia, as
there are no direct flights from the USA,
Canada or Australia to Kenya.wich by experience in my own words i'd say it pisses off bigtime.. Americans and Canadians have to
change flights at a European airport –
often London, Amsterdam or Brussels.
Alternatively, this can be done in the
Middle East or even Southern Africa. But
London or Amsterdam may be cheaper because of the UK’s historic ties with
Kenya 'advantage well used hehe! ' and the KLM’s joint venture with
Kenya Airways, respectively. Australians have to get their connecting
flight in southern Africa, the Middle East
or Asia. Check out my facebook page with available air connections to Kenya from
various continents

3. Use the Flying Blue System
Kenya Airways (which also has international flights to e.g. Europe and
Asia), as well as KLM and Air France that
also fly to Kenya, are part of the Flying
Blue frequent flyer program. (The other
Flying Blue airlines are Continental
Airlines, , Northwest Airlines, Delta Airlines, Aeromexico CZA Czech Airlines,
Korean Air and Alitalia.) If you travel with Flying Blue airlines,
you can accumulate award points. This
way you can earn discounts on tickets,
free upgrades and other travel rewards.
Free flights are even better than cheap
flights to Kenya! believe you me reader..

N.B--- FOOD FOR THOUGHT..
Kenya Airports
It’s good to know what airports in Kenya you have to choose from. The largest international airport is Kenyatta International Airport, just outside of Nairobi. This is where most large
airlines will operate out of, and Nairobi
does make a handy hub due to its
central location, modern amenities and
mild weather. There are two other international
airports in Kenya that might suit your
vacation needs. Moi International
Airport is located in Mombasa, right at
the coast. If you are heading to one of
the coast towns or resorts (i.e. Diani or Tiwi beach, Malindi or Lamu island),
then flying directly to Mombasa may be
convenient. If your destinations are
farther west, like Mount Elgon, then
look for flights coming into the Eldoret
Airport, near the Tanzanian border.

MY DAY 1 BLOGGING

First of all I would like to say hi
and thanks for reading my blog. I
started this blog without any idea
what I'm doing or what im meant to do to maintain it so please bear
with me here. :)
In this post I would like to elaborate a little bit on my
description below the title
"ALL FASHION,POETRY &BUSINESS IN ONE BLOG",
you know the one that says:
"Views from a member of the
Millennial Generation". I think that being a fashion addict/writter really changes
the way I look at things. Our
generation I feel is more
excepting of things that would
have been extremely taboo to
past generations. For example peoples' sexuality, the way we
talk to each other (I mean we text
each other more than we engage
in normal conversation!), our
technology, the way we see
situations,t.v content. I could go on and on but the point is we are
different and in a good way and
in bad ways to . The fate of our
country and the world is up to us ironicaly speekn tho'.
I know some of you are cringing
right now (I sometimes do too at that thought...). I guess what I'm
trying to say is I want this blog to
be a window in to the mind of a fashion,poetry writter and a business person and give people from
other generations a way to see
what we see and for fellow bloggerz to see what I'm saying
and way in on it. And just for the
record in no way am I speaking
for our entire generation! But
speaking my views as an addict of fashion n stuff
of our incredibly diverse and extraordinary group of people.
Well i got no more to say for now but let me start blogging bigtime .Leeegggoooo!!