Here’s the next installment of “Sunday News Roundups”, this time from the 2nd to the 8th of June. Enjoy reading the scoop on the latest news!
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Sentimental Saturdays: Carman
Who was your favourite music artist growing up? The music that you’d listen to for hours and hours because you could? The songs that you would know back to front, and the lyrics you could recite in a heartbeat without any wrong words, even if you have last heard the song a while ago? Has any music artist that you listened to while growing up had an influence in who you are today?
Food Friday: Refreshing Strawberry Smoothie
TV Thursdays: The Importance Of Family and Relationships (Packed To The Rafters, Switched At Birth, Parenthood)
In my opinion, family and healthy relationships are probably one of the most important things in life. Family is something a person should be able to rely on, and can support you through thick and thin. Family should love you without condition, and always have your best interest at heart. Family sticks by you even when the world turns their back, and family never judges you, and helps you when you are down.
Worship Wednesday: Revive’s “Blink”
Message Mondays + Throwback Tuesdays (Get Down – Audio Adrenaline)
Sunday News Roundup (26th May-1st June 2014)
Here’s the next installment of “Sunday News Roundups”, this time from the 26th May to the 1st June. Enjoy reading the scoop on the latest news!
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Sentimental Saturdays: Video Stores
Who remembers video stores? You know, the stores that stock new release videos tapes (the ones that are clunky and take up heaps of space in your cabinet) and DVD’s? The ones where you travel to on a Friday night and hire movies for a few days (or a week) and you and a group of friends watch (or even binge-watch) movies from 6pm til the wee hours of the next morning?
Futuristic Fridays: Effect of Gaming on Society (Kinect)
If you would ask me for my personal opinion, I would say that I am a Nintendo person through and through. Always has been, always will be.
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TV Thursdays: Who Am I? (Orphan Black, Continuum and Person Of Interest)
I have always loved TV shows that make us think about how we treat society and our actions, and confront us to take a deeper glance within ourselves, seeing if our actions align with our words and our beliefs. It’s these type of shows that can transcend the test for time because of their enduring and universal messages applicable to every person around the world, regardless of culture, religion, morals and other values.
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