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feldberyl images am at mauritius
…and am waking up at 4am every morning because it’s there’s a 4 hour time difference from Singapore. If you like turquoise blue sea, this is quite the place for you:)
feldberyl images trivia: "in a greek wedding, the best man's responsibility is to pay for all the alcohol at the reception." - if only it happens in singapore:)
feldberyl images you can go with this, you can go with that… or you can go with love:D
feldberyl images haven't seen much of me lately? Getting inspired by absence. Lol. That's the most creative piece of excuse I've ever made!:D Alritie guys, here's one to share... and don't say I'm not giving hints. It's a big one.
feldberyl images Get shot! maybe by me. lol!:D
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if only you can
convince someone close to you to exclude shark's fins from their wedding menu,
it beats boycotting the soup on the wedding day itself. if you manage
to do it once, it's worth more than the soup you will boycott in your
lifetime. it's worth a
...try, even if you don't think it will change their minds
This is a promo from the award winning documentary Sharks in Deep Trouble by filmmaker and shark conservationist Lesley Rochat, which was broadcast on 50/50 in South Africa. Lesley goes out on a limb, single-handedly, to investigate both legal shark longlining and illegal shark finning off the coast...
feldberyl images trivia: "the bride stands to the groom's left during a christian ceremony, because in old days, the groom needed his right hand free to fight off suitors." in modern days, they need the right hand free to wave to the crowd:D
feldberyl images Trivia: "Spitting is generally considered as a good gesture in at a traditional Greek wedding. It symbolizes good wishes for the couple." Santorini anyone? :D
feldberyl images trivia: according to the Hindu tradition, rain on your wedding day is considered good luck. I guess that's the brighter side on a rainy weekend.
