Shave For A Cure

Losing a loved one is one of the hardest things you will ever have to experience. You all know that I know first hand since I lost my beloved hubby coming up two years ago.  If there had of been anything anyone could have done to prevent Jason’s death I would have been the first to raise my hand to do it. Even though his death wasn’t in anyway related to an illness I still want to help others to be able to hold onto their loved ones for as long as possible

One of my best friends is going through the struggle of having her Dad battling with cancer and when she signed up to Shave for Cure and she asked me to I only had a small hesitation before I signed up too.

I’ve joined the Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand in their effort to get 10,000 people shaving in a mass expression of solidarity. That’s one shavee for each one of the estimated 10,000 New Zealanders living with a blood cancer or condition like leukaemia

Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand is the national charity dedicated to supporting patients and their families living with blood cancers and related blood conditions, this support can last months or even years.

Life is short, hair grows back

Take the time to make a difference in someone else’s life and sponsor me!!!

Click HERE to sponsor me

photo courtesy of Neetz

Helping Out our fellow Kiwis abroad

Rachel is a kiwi scrapper living in Kuala Lumpar since October 2007 with her DH (shall we call him scrubby) and her two adorable children A and M. For the last seven weeks Rachel has been taking part in a scrapping competition by Scrap-n-Crop’s Project Scrap Away. Each week someone is eliminated. Rachel has created some beautiful layouts during the last seven weeks. Rachel is the only kiwi in this international competition. So why does she need your help? She has the opportunity to blog her way to immunity and this is how you can help.
Leave a comment on Rachel’s blog at this link and you earn her a point.
If you mention her name and Project Scrap Away (PSA) on your blog she gets an extra point.Then go to PSA blog and leave a comment on this post here and type Rachel’s friend with a link to your blog.
Let’s go and help a fellow kiwi out! Go Rachel!

Now I cheated a bit and copy and pasted this from Danice's Blog!! It was easier than trying to explain it myself!!