Wednesday, May 30, 2012

How To Make Mama Happy


Favorite herbal tea + Beautiful music + Good book = A very happy mama

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

The Legend of the Devil's Millhopper

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful Indian princess who lived in a village. The devil wanted to marry the Indian princess but she wanted nothing to do with him. So one day he decided to kidnap her. He grabbed the Indian princess and ran. On hearing this, all the Indian braves were deeply sadden and began to chase the Devil and  the Indian princess. As the braves began to get closer and closer, the Devil created a huge sinkhole for the Indians to fall into. When the braves tried to climb out of the sinkhole to save the princess, the Devil turned them to stone. To this day, it's said, that the weeping of water from the stones along the slopes of the Devil's sinkhole are the tears the Indian braves shed for the beautiful princess.


Now whether or not this legend is true about the sinkhole who knows I for one feel it is as only the Devil himself would create such beauty that requires you to suffer such torture to enjoy. You see in order for you to fully enjoy this wonder you must first hike 232 steps down this 117 feet deep hole then to return you must hike 232 steps back up. Yes can you hear me huffing and puffing I'm sure you can I also manage to say a few choice words on my return trip However because I am  so nice and really sweet(pk people you can stop laughing now) I am going to treat you to some of the beauty I saw without making you break a sweat. So without further delay welcome to Devil's Millhopper sinkhole.















Don't forget over on the right sidebar are links to my giveaways this week I have two currently going on and will be posting more so keep checking the sidebar and remember you can enter daily just by tweeting and posting URL on the raffle copter entry form. Good Luck everyone.

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