 like you. Another popular idea is using beads or pearls from a family member’s dress in your own. Ask your dress alterations team to sew those heirloom beads into the lining of your dress in the shape of a heart or even your wedding date.
We have worked with many brides to show off their beautiful heirloom linens in a way that complements the style of their weddings. Use linens passed down from a great-great-grandmother to enhance your reception tables, or give guests handmade quilts from mom for the ceremony if you’re getting married in crisp fall weather.
If you’re having a big wedding, it might seem impossible to incorporate heirloom dishes into your reception. But heirloom dishware can be a beautiful, personalized touch for your reception, no matter how big or small it is. Think about using champagne flutes from your grandparents’ 50th wedding anniversary celebration for your toasts or put your bridal bouquet in a beloved vase on your sweetheart table during the reception.
If you’re worried about heirloom glasses or dishes getting broken, you don’t have to forgo them completely. Use the pieces in a more decorative way that reduces the chance they’ll get damaged.
Some families don’t pass down things like jewelry, dresses, or dishes. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t incorporate beloved family traditions in your wedding! Traditions come in all shapes and sizes, so think about what makes your family special.
Did your grandmother love roses? Or maybe your future husband’s grandmother was always in the kitchen baking pies? Use roses in your bridal bouquet and centerpieces as a sweet nod to your grandma’s love of the blooms, and consider serving up pie for dessert to honor your fiance’s grandma, too.
No matter what family heirloom you hope to use in your wedding, we can help you make it a reality. At Nickie Jones Events, we love taking those things that mean the most to you and weaving them together in a special way. Your wedding is a celebration of love and family, and there’s no better way to capture the traditions and heirlooms.
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You don’t need to equate what you’re going through as being a menstrual cycle to legitimize transwomen being women because there are plenty of cis women who aren’t born with organs of the female reproductive system, or they have them removed, or they don’t function as they are meant to bc of anatomy or hormones. 

Not having a menstrual cycle or a functioning female reproductive system doesn’t make anyone less of a woman.Wow, this reeks of narcissism and ignorance. (lil bit of trying too hard to be deep and edgy)

How? Just how can you unironically try to sound so overly smart, and then make a hilariously edgy and dumb statement that “suicide is the only moral decision we can make.” Please elaborate Rick, about your genius observations on morality. 

Dude, in all seriousness, get over yourself. Get some help, stop acting out for attention, or just be quiet.

Edit: I want to make a change to my statement, or more accurately, to portray a different message. I looked at your post history, initially out of the lols of overly edgy cringe, but eventually stumbled upon your posts regarding abuse, and addiction.  Specifically after the abuse post, you can see a dramatic shift in attitude.

Now, I know the sentiment might seem a bit hollow, but I’d truly encourage you to seek help. You seem to have this sort of convoluted, twisted views of humans, or more so human nature. I’d advise you to seek out a professional for more specific help, but I can give you a few quick ideas to chew on. 

Just because humans have some naturalistic negative traits or ideas, doesn’t mean it has to reflect on us. At the end of the day, we’re all a product of biology, but to humans that plays lesser of a role in the way we interact in the world. We’ve been able to achieve, overcome, and adapt to things that aren’t in our nature. Every human has bad thoughts to some degree, but it’s up to us (and those around us for support) to overcome those negative ideas and go beyond simple biological instinct. 

I’d imagine your experiences have left you with a grim outlook on humanity, and I empathize with this. Surround yourself with valuable people, try to find something that just brings you the slightest bit of joy, and then build on it, and gradually works baby steps in getting better. Go and see a therapist, psychiatrist, etc. for medication, and mental coping mechanisms to help you get better. 

I seriously wish you the best of luck. I was also in an abusive relationship, and know how that affected my outlook on life and my interactions with people, albeit not nearly as seriously as in your case. 

If you’d ever like someone to talk to, then PM me.John Wick is trying to relax after racking up a healthy body count, but the Assassin world just won’t let him. Another big player is in need of John Wick’s skills and Mr. Wick just isn’t in the mood. He turns him down and ends up with another kill contract placed on his head. This time, the contract has gone international. 
Yep, that’s a John Wick trailer. And yep, I want to see it now.
 At least, not when his house gets taken out with a grenade launcher. We see his dog chilling beside Wick while his house burns. At least we know John Wick isn’t a revenge story about a dead dog. Nope, it looks like it’s going to be simpler. John is tired of being used and is just going to kill everyone. Works for me.
The folks behind the first film heard what John Wick fans wanted. More backstory about the Assassin world. We catch a glimpse when our bad guy “opens an account” for John Wick. You can see what looks like a whole building where Assassins call in to setup accounts. That’s Assassin speak for a kill contract. Our bad guy is upping the stakes big time with a contract worth $7 million. In the first John Wick, Viggo placed a contract worth just $2 million.
I hope the director lean heavy into the world of Assassins. We saw teases of it in the first film with gold coins and The Continental Hotel.
But most importantly, the folks behind the camera need to get the action right. Stick with what worked in the first film (long shots of action) and I’ll be happy. From the short snippets of action we’ve seen, it looks like they are doing just that. About half way through the trailer, we see John Wick take out five guys without a cut. Can you imagine what the same scene would look like in Taken?
Finally, we have Morpheus asking “somebody please get this man a gun?” Is Laurence Fishburne’s character talking to John Wick? Are Morpheus and Neo teaming up?
John Wick Chapter Two could easily fall into the trap of having a mediocre sequel. We won’t know if it can avoid that fate until February, but the trailers I’ve seen so far look outstanding. As long as the action is as good as the first one, Chapter Two will go down as another action classic.
What do you think of the trailer? What parts of the world of Assassins would you like to see more of?
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UAE groups Meraas and Dubai Holding have joined hands for a key event - Dubai Fashion Days - that aims to showcase the most exciting design talents from the Middle East, China and the rest of the world, over the next eight days in the emirate.
The duo is hosting Dubai Fashion Days, a key event that aims to showcase the most exciting design talents from the Middle East, China and the rest of the world, through its joint intiative Hala China in co-ordination with Arab Fashion Week and JollyTrust.
To be held till November 28, it is an eight-day celebration of fashion-centric programming that seeks to showcase the most exciting design talents from the Middle East, China and the rest of the world, thus affirming Dubai’s position as both an economic and creative hub for International fashion.
Supported by the Dubai Design and Fashion Council, the event aims to transform Dubai’s fashion scene into a citywide activation at key destinations including City Walk and Dubai Design District (d3).
This pioneering cultural initiative sees the most powerful and influential fashion and development institutions of Dubai joining forces, to stage an innovative programme of fashion shows