WANT. NEED. MUST HAVE…

I don’t know about you, but I LOVED Upstairs Downstairs on BBC this holiday season. Although I thought Keeley Hawes as Lady Agnes looked delectable, all of her clothes were a bit wishy-washy for my complexion and I preferred the style of Lady Persephone even if her character was up with the fascists! I am enjoying Mulberry coloured make-up big time and have found that mixing it with glitter is a fab look and I also like the carrot-coloured lipstick and maxi dresses. It is so easy to see that the 30’s was a big inspiration to the later Biba and Halston eras, and I for one am integrating lots of decadance and pussy-bow into my wardrobe and mixing it with brogues-I think Lady Percie would approve of my footwear rebellion! After all, if one cannot have, one should aspire.

Maxi dress £75.00, Fur Stole £30.00 , Face pallette in black orchid £15.00,Amplified Neon Orange Lipstick by MAC-£14.00, The Debutante, Katherine Tessaro @Amazon.com, Victoria Cherry Red Nail Varnish, £10.00 by Nails Inc, Francis Brogues £68.00 by Office

Okay gorgeous girls – it’s Monday morning and what better way to kick things off than by flying your Freak Flag, non?

What exactly is a Freak Flag, you ask?

Well, when I think of flying my own Freak Flag, I think about letting my eccentricities, quirks and offbeat ways win out without worrying about so-called social norms.

‘Tis true, I have a touch o’ the kooks.

I have my own vocabulary that I forgot not everyone has access to – it’s refered to rather affectionately by my beau, as ‘Lisa-isms’, I wear accessories that might not be deemed entirely ‘appropriate’, I am determined to be girly no-matter what and yes, that does mean wearing heels in the snow, I sometimes get so angry I say curse words that would make a sailor blush, I eat my dessert before my main meal just in case I get too full and miss out on dessert entirely, I have an unabashed love of boy bands, and… well, quite frankly, my list could go on indefinitely.

The point is, when we give ourselves a permission slip to ‘fly our freak flag’ we become more authentically ourselves. I know, it sounds simple, right? What I mean is, the more true we are to who we are, and what we believe, the easier life becomes. How do I know? Well, I spent a HUGE part of my twenties, trying to be someone I wasn’t – a skater girl, a hipster, a perfect girlfriend, a huge success, a size 12, a picture perfect reflection of the girls in magazines, a grown-up – yet when I stopped trying to be what I thought everyone wanted me to be, things started to fall into place.

The lesson? Rather than trying to copy, or be that person or fit in, I dare you to be still, listen to the whispers of your heart and follow it’s call – really, I dare you. Go do it now.

My whole world has become a substantial slice o’ awesome pie since I have given myself permission to embrace my kooks and quirks. When I stopped worrying what people might think of me if I did this, wore that, said this, wrote that, it was as if a miracle had occurred.

It’ll happen for you too if you just allow the real you to emerge, and to forget and not care what other people may say. The thing is – and I’m letting you in on a Sassy Secret here – people ‘usually’ go one of two ways: either they’ll be the kind o’ person who are too busy obsessing over their own lives that they won’t even comment on what you’re wearing, doing or saying, OR they’ll be the kind o’ person who will talk about you no matter what you end up doing – so you’ll either be too wild or too boring. Now, what would you rather be?

In his book ‘The Four Agreements’ Don Miguel Ruiz has four rules you should live by and one of the agreements is: “Don’t take anything personally – what you think of me is none of my business.” When you finally subscribe to this belief and do what your heart moves you to do, you’ll feel a huge weight being lifted from your shoulders.”

High fives to that!

To do:

– Where do you fancy going that you would normally wait to go with a beau or a friend? An art exhibition? Coffee and cake at the new art house in town? Whatever you do, do it alone. Set aside a morning/afternoon, dress up, and take yourself on a date – be nice to yourself, spend time with yourself and realise why you’re so freakin’ awesome…because, do you know what? YOU ARE.

– List your quirks, your eccentricities, all the things that make you YOU-niquely you – the things that you may have been mocked for in the past, and celebrate them, each and every one of them by declaring them to the world…

I declare that I, Lisa Clark, am proud to be a magickal minx who has a penchant for pink accessories, all things witchy, boybands, afternoon naps and wearing heels – no matter what.

Your turn…what do you declare?

So, before we can move forward and start on the really, really good stuff, we need to get an awareness of any icksville an un-lovely stuff that’s stopping us from moving forward… You don’t have to get too deep, this isn’t a counseling session, but you DO need to know what you’re working with in order to make any kind o’ progress with Viva La Sass…

So, let’s do it, let’s get down and dirty.

What’s the stuff that you’d just rather not talk about? The stuff that you’d rather just brush under the carpet – what’s holding you back? What’s stopping you from being the most awesome version of you that you can possibly be? Take a deep breath and really think about it – is it fear? do you think you don’t deserve good things to happen to you? Do you see yourself as an unlucky person? Do you blame circumstances like your upbringing for you not being successful? Would your life be better if you were prettier, slimmer, had more money, lived in a bigger and better house? Whatever the reason, the most important thing is to be honest with yourself…

Okay so it’s time for Li’l miss Sass to ‘fess up – I may seem super-confident and ‘together’ – and for the most part, I absolutely am…but I have a very annoying voice in my head that likes to tell me on a near daily basis that I’m not worthy.
I’m not worthy of a super-full bank account.
I’m not worthy of a hot beau who loves and adores me.
I’m not worthy of success.
I’m not worthy of friends who would do absolutely anything for me.
I’m not worthy of owning nice things.

Now, when I let it, which despite everything I know, I’m sometimes inclined to do, it can really ruin my fun.
It’s like a pesky downpour on a just-straightened ‘do. Now, I’m really aware that the ‘I’m not worthy’ label is just a story I tell myself, and I’m the only person who can change that story…(more about our ability to story tell later) It’s not an overnight thing, if it was, I’d flick the switch from ‘I’m not worthy’ to ‘I’m freakin’ fabulous and worthy of EVERYTHING I desire’ in nano seconds.
‘Cept it’s not as easy as that, but I am working on it – wanna know how?

♥ Each time I find myself pinning the ‘I’m not worthy’ label to my chest, I ask myself why.
Not always right away, obv., I like a wallow as much as the next girl, but if a bar of Galaxy chocolate and an hour-long ‘poor me’ drama-queen-esque convo with one of my besties doesn’t cut it, I have to go deeper.
What’s the connection? Is it something that was said to me as a kid? Usually.
A flippant comment from a teacher, a boy in my class or a family member, can take me right back to being 8 again. Now, instead of letting that comment continue to have power, I have strted to delete them from the memory ipod in my brain and start downloading a new track in it’s place.

For example, if you believe that you’re never going to have money in your bank account because you’re from a council estate and your fam have never had money, you need to acknowledge that particular story, know that it’s an outdated and no longer needed belief, delete it – a good way to do this is by writing it on paper and burning it to release it – then download a brand-spanking new one. Like – ‘I rock and I positively deserve prosperity and abundance’ – then, you need to keep re-playing the new one over and over on repeat as if it’s our favourite ever tune, ’til you actually start to believe it…

Then, the next time the same issue comes up, because it undoubtedly will, dig around and find another comment that someone has made, or a story that you have made for yourself, and deal with it in exactly the same way…

So Sassy Ones – it’s time to start acknowledging, deleting and downloading new tracks that will help us rock our awesomeness. I’d love for you to share, but what I really want is for you to start being honest with yourself… The New Moon is in Saggo, which is perfect-o for showing some guts, ditching your past and allowing you to move onwards and upwards with ease…Go for it, girls!

Come join me on Cloud Nine for a reading!

The lovely Cherry Picked Pop-Up Pamper Parlour has teamed up with Youlovefashion.com to take you to Cloud Nine on the 8th September at The Lodge in East Dulwich, for the recessionista-friendly price of £8 which includes a glass o’ wine, a cupcake (courtesy of Cory’s Mum’s Cupcakes) and entry to the outfit exchange.

Starting at 7pm, exclusive tunes from DJ KiRA will keep you chilled at this hot event and anyone who purchases a ticket before the 25th August will be entered into a prize draw to win a makeover on the night – fabu!

The Youlovefashion.com Bazaar will be overflowing with handmade, original and vintage clothing, modern one-off designer and accessory bargains with stalls from Belle Coco and the like. Or swap some of your less cherished clothes in the outfit exchange. A seamstress will be on hand to make sure it all fits – what more could you want?!

The Cherry Picked Pop-Up Pamper Parlour will be a haven of relaxation and pampering bliss. Nine beauty treatments are available on the ‘Pamper Production Line’, bookable in advance, with prices starting at just £9. They include everything from a reflexology session to a mini-manicure, massage or facial. Email cherrypickedstyling@yahoo.co.uk for prices and booking.

Or find out how fashionable your future will be with a tarot reading for £10 from The Sassy Sorceress – that’s me! – whilst sipping on a yummo Cloud Nine Cocktail.

It’s the perfect-o combo o’ fabulousness so don’t delay, book your tickets today http://www.wegottickets.com/event/89511 to buy tickets online.

Hola minxes! So, yesterday, I was shopping in town and a gorgeous girl came up to me to tell me how nice my shoes were – they are pretty – I also got told I looked like Cleopatra and that I had a pretty flower in my hair – I was like a walking-talking compliment collecting machine!

I love to collect compliments in a jar for those icky, not-nice days when I feel glumsville personified. They’re the perfect pick-me-up and a compliment will always make you stand taller, smile and feel good about yourself – what’s not to love about that? Which is why I want to encourage you gorgeous girls to become Compliment-giving girls o’ fabulousness!

How to give a compliment…

1. Don’t be fake – don’t say something you don’t mean, as it’ll just sound flaky and false.
2. Telling someone how great they look is a great way to spread the love – has your gal-pal got a bag you love? Tell her! Does your bro look better when he’s combed his hair? Tell him! Has your mumma started wearing a new eyeshado that brings out the colour in her eyes? Tell her!
3. Don’t feel you have to justify the comment – a compliment shouldn’t be given in return for another, nor should it mean you’re creeping or that you want something. Sometimes the best compliments are given in passing. Like the lady who said I had great shoes yesterday, she was literally passing me in the street, I didn’t even have time to say thank you, although I did shout it after her…There was no doubt it made me walk taller for the rest of the day!
4. Keep it simple. Send love through your eyes and your voice and imagine your lil’ gesture of goodness is like a bunch o’ blooming flowers.

Are you in?! I wanna hear about it!

I LOVE a ‘To Do’ List.
I fill it to the brim with things like, return this call, write that article, pitch that idea, buy that book, hoover and…well, you get the idea, right? A list helps me get my focus on and stops me feeling so stressy and overwhelmed. It’s like a li’l ritual each morning to kick-start my day…

Thing is, we get so caught up in the things we ought to do, and forget to the add to that ‘To Do’ list all the things we absolutely, positively should do every single day, like:

♥ Laugh out loud
♥ Step outside, take some deep breaths and thank God/Goddess/The Universe/N-Dubz for a rather fabulous day ahead
♥ Look in the mirror and tell how beautiful I are
♥ Call a friend – leave them a happy voice mail if you can’t get through
♥ Send a txt/email to someone you haven’t talked to in a while

What’s on your “To Do” list today?

Glamping is the new camping – or the only camping that us Minxes do, that’s for sure.

Glamour camping is a luxurious girly version of the original and what with the IOW festival kicking the season into touch, it only seemed fair we gave you the heads up. You won’t catch me in a tent this year, the boy has a V-Dub camper van – but I love getting my head down on a bit of earth and watching the stars up above.

SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST

Zandra Rhodes teepee 119.99 and Zandra Rhodes sleeping bag, 24.99@ Milletts.co.uk Cherry coolbag@ Cath Kidston.co.uk, 30.00, Femibion radiance 9.99@boots.com, Durex extra safe 8.29@durex.com/en.gb, soap and glory face wipes, 4.00@soapandglory.com, Dermalogica Extra Rich SPF 30 faceblock 27.45 from www.pure-beauty.co.uk, Cotton Knickers, 5 for 12.00@lasenza.co.uk, Camo box, 15.67 @ ww.thebrowncorporation.com

The best looking Tiger Lilies in town sleep in a te-pee and this Zandra Rhodes one, from Milletts certainly stands out in the crowd! The range also includes chairs, and sleeping bags so you will be getting the ultimate in beauty zzz’s. Store your food in this lovely cool bag by Cath Kidston, and rock the floral trend all over-you might not be the most comfortable lounging it on the floor, but if its made prettier X10 by your inner tent surroundings, it’ll be a pretty haven away from the crowds. Speaking of comfort, keep to cotton knickers for the endless days and nights. Cotton is breathable even if you can’t grab a shower.-and showers might not even be that difficult if you have a nifty pocket shower which can hold up to seven litres of water. No-one likes queuing for the toilet, so pick a spot to hide and set up your own camo box-with bags, wipes and a recyclable toilet you can sit on, you won’t be wasting anytime. Now, if you are anything like me, its a little bit difficult to take your whole beauty case with you-but I promise Soap and Glory’s ‘In Your Face’ wipes clean away all that dirt, and Dermalogica’s Extra Rich face block will make sure it stays super smooth and protect your face from the festival rays. Unless it rains, but I can’t prepare you for that. With all the junk food at stalls, it’ll be worth popping some Femibion radiance tabs, which are full of essential vitamins to boost your diet and look after you. Finally, it may be all well and good to get right down and dirty with an indie-boi, but make sure you strap it up, before you whack it up and go for Extra Safe-Sassy and Sorted.

CAPSULE GLAMPER

BDG batwing coat, 65.00@urbanoutfitters.co.uk, Madhavi carry Playsuit, 65.00@laden.co.uk, Studded Slip Dress, 50.00@topshop.co.uk, ditsy bandeau and brief, 14.00/12.00@warehouse.co.uk vintage minidisco feather bag, 284.00:angeljackson.co.uk, Vivienne Westwood Mellisa Jellies, 90.00@hervia.com, feather headband, 8.00@accessorize.co.uk, faceted heart studs, 6.00@temporary-secretary.com, Glitter stackers, 5.95@barrym.com, Gloss Pur by YSL, 20@debenhams.co.uk, Eyelure false lashes, 6.15@justbeautifully.co.uk.

Lets face it, you can’t exactly carry that much to a festival and you’re only there a few days. I prefer to jazz up my looks with makeup-see Lily Allen and Bat for Lashes for ideas, and keep it classic elsewhere. A lil’ bit retro is easy to carry off-a silk dress looks everso 90’s grunge, and feathers add a fun element which is why Angel Jackson for bags and Accessorize for the best headbands and accessories rock. A playsuit, like this one from Laden.co.uk, always looks cute and they are mega comfy, and ditsy florals are best for bikinis to liven up a summer of love. One of my favourite pieces-the mac, is great updated like this one from Urban Outfitters, with its batwing details which gives a twist on the traditional 90’s Oasis style, and I have seen others with cute prints and ruffles on the high street. Work with the basics and you can still rock on.

Whats your favourite festival ? Care to share your favourite experiences?

Now, there is never anything wrong with a lil’ bump and grind, but sometimes its good for a girl to experiment with herself, and uhm, other things. I’ll be a bit honest, the word ‘vibrator’, makes me go red in the face, still, and much to everyone’s surprise, I am always the shy one hiding in the corner-or just getting really drunk- at and Ann Summers party. As a lingerie designer, it has always been something I have been very aware of, but this has still never made things any less confusing for me, no matter how many times, I have let the tip of a jelly phallus vibrate on the tip of my nose.
Which is why, I have asked Stephanie Baker, the CEO of Fun Factory toys, to, er, give it to me straight.

Quick an’ Easy?
Feeling a little bit fruity, but only have about ten minutes before you have to leave for work/can’t really be bothered before you go to bed? Then the best thing to use is a toy with a small motor, which hits the nerve endings of the clitoris directly and help you reach your destination quicker. According to Steph, the best products to buy are the ones with different speeds and pulsations built in so you can beat to the rhythm of your own drum and avoid ‘numbing your fun’. Because they have smaller motors, they are also usually quieter and are good for solo sessions.

SASSY RECOMMENDS; Clockwise from LEFT; LAYAspot magenta, 43.00@funfactory, LELO Mia, 36.95@lovehoney.co.uk, Pink bullet vibrator, 10.00@annsummers.com, LoveBunnies, 10.00@lovehoney.co.uk

Big Boys
A toy with a larger motor, creates a lower, yet more powerful vibration that has a deep and throbbing sensation that travels through your muscles, rubs against the clitoris indirectly, hits the g-spot and is the next best thing to sex. Steph’s best recommendation is Fun Factorys bestseller, the Semirealistic SmartVibe which has 8 speeds, 3 pulsations and a BOOST button for that crucial ‘O’ moment. For dual penetration, vibrators like the famous Ann Summers Rabbit, stimulate the clitoris and internally and if anything else giving you a good once-over, with different types of waves and throbs.

Double the Fun
If you are using a toy with a partner, Steph says it is best to find a toy that works the clitoris, easy to hold and operate and is small enough to be used at the same time as sex. If you are a beginner, she says it is best to experiment together, beginning with a vibrating ring-I recommend Durex’s Play ring- and then work up towards more ambitious toys, like the We-Vibe II, which hits the clitoris and the g-spot and can be attached to your man.

Semirealistic SmartVibe, 55.99@ funfactory.co.uk,Doc Johnson Jenna Velvet Jewel Multispeed, 16.99@lovehoney.co.uk, Rampant Rabbit G Pulse Remote, 49.00@annsummers.co.uk, Play Ultra, 10.99 @shop.durex.com, We Vibe II Clitoral and G-Spot Vibrator, 77.49 @ lovehoney.co.uk

Ain’t Nuthin but a G thang
Or so they say. Dispelling the myth, that it doesn’t exist, Steph says, that you have to find a toy which suits you. The G spot is usually an inch or so inside the vagina, behind the belly button, and to be able to reach it during penetration, the focus must be at the tip of the toy, otherwise you won’t feel the benefits. The Delight, by Fun Factory has been designed to reach the G-spot at the same time as stimulating the clitoris, and it has been awarded as Sex Toy of the Year by Company magazine and was the Winner in Good Housekeeping’s Sex toy survey.

Electric Feel
Erotic toys can be made of many things from the more luxurious wood and glass crystal, to the flexible and jellier feeling toys. Although these are usually made of natural silicone-which doesn’t degrade or fade, some of the cheaper varieties contain bad emollients and solvents that can be absorbed by internal mucus membranes, and are harmful to long term use. Steph says to avoid any toys that smell really plasticy, as they usually contain these types of solvents. If you want to save the world, and rock your own too, there are many sextoys which are now rechargable, and the new Click N Charge range from Fun Factory also do this.

SASSY RECOMMENDS; Shiri Zinn Minx vibrator, 99.00 @ exclusivelyeve.co.uk, , Hot and Cold Ceramic Dildo, 115.00@ coco-de-mer.com, Promises G-Spot vibrator, 18.00 @annsummers.com, JimmyJane Little Chroma special edition inked, 108.00@exclusivelyeve.co.uk, The Delight, 85.99 @ funfactory.co.uk, 16.99@lovehoney.co.uk

Good Vibrations
Of course, this guide would be no good, if we didn’t recommend where to shop from.
My personal favourite is Coco De Mer, the erotic emporium which hosts a variety of products from lingerie, oils and books to toys and accessories. I also really like Pleasure Chest, which is stateside -NY, LA, Chicago-as it stocks similar items and salons, and their staff are just great. Steph’s favourite is Shhh! in Hoxton Square, London, where she says the staff are really helpful and informative as well as showcasing samples of the toys. It depends on the experience you want-a group of girls usually find Ann Summers a haven for toys and games, which is great for those that want to have fun sex, rather than an erotic experience. It’s also a great place to take your man, as he won’t find it too intimidating. For those shysters amongst us-me included!- lovehoney.co.uk and exclusivelyeve.co.uk are brilliant, as they are really female orientated, but boys might prefer sextoys.co.uk which is more factual.

But no matter where you shop, or what you buy, be safe and only do what you feel comfortable with. Sassy AND Sorted!

If you have any questions, or even care to share, comment below!

They say that the best teachers never stop learning, and here, at The Sassy Minx, we love to find new things and have a go at them for ourselves. Whilst I’ve indulged in pole-dancing and cookery, and Lisa in tarot and hula-hooping, it’s fair to say, we are big fans of educating ourselves.

Here are our top tips for this springs uniquely fun and crafty salons…

Super Swingers and Fascinators…

We have mentioned Ruka@ Sugarlesque and What Katie Did, a few times on Sassy already, so we are quite excited that they’ve decided to team up on nipple-tassle and hat making classes at the Portobello Road boutique. Pastie swingers can learn how to embellish and create burlesque nipple covers for £30.00, and top-hat or fascinator lovers can go wild with feathers, ribbons and trimmings for £45.00. The classes on Sunday 6th June and Sunday 4th July, run from 12.30 to 5.30 and if you choose to go to both, they are available at the lower price of £65.00.

Find out more at www.whatkatiedid.com, or to book, email sugar@sugarlesque.com.

Neck-a-loada this…

We told you a few weeks ago, that one of our favourite jewellery makers, has shut its doors to the public, but this is still not stopping Leona Baker at Lady Luck Rules OK!, from sharing her wisdom with the world. From personalising glittery broken hearts, printed acrylic pendants, fuzzy wooden animals and learning about techniques that can be applied to not only jewellery, but clothing, stationary and homeware, her workshops promise to teach you about the beginnings of product making, like where to buy materials and sampling, to finishing and detailed production information. The three hour classes run on the 23rd, 25th May and 12th June at Superette, Off Brick Lane, in London and are only £25.00.

For more information, email; leona@ladyluckrulesok.com

Beauty-Queen…

Nadira Persaud AKA the Make-Up Mistress, has made up the faces of many: Jaime Winstone, Beverley Knight, Denise Van Outen to name a few, and has also created the make-up and hair for Agent Provocateur and various ELLE and Marie Claire shoots. Now she’s on-hand to offer her expert advice, with her Makeup Mistress Makeover.. Teaching you how to perfect your makeup, she will educate you how to get Lush luxurious Lashes, and show you how to achieve an instant face lift with her High Brow lift. Not only this, she will go through your makeup bag and show you what works-and doesn’t work, so you have star quality all the time.

Contact Nadira through her website;www.nadiramakeupmistress.com

Please Yourself…

Getting to know yourself is one of the most intimate and expressive things you can do, and those clever people at Coco De Mer in London, have formulated a whole range of erotic-based salons from Tricks to Please a Man, Spanking and our featured Please yourself, which is all about female masturbation. Rachel Foux is on hand to teach how to do this and show you how to make the most of your, uhm, potential. Apparently even the staff at Coco De Mer, who are highly experienced in the sexual arts, learned a lot from this lecture, so it’s surely saying something!
Find out more at Coco De Mer.

I am all about list-making, so, have made a list of the things that inspire me on a daily basis…

1. Journal writing – every day, in every way, it makes my life sweeter ★ 2. Pugs – I WILL own one. I will, I will ★ 3. Tarot cards – blow me away every single time ★ 4. The smell of rain ★ 5. A really good night’s sleep under my goose-feather duvet – bliss ★ 6. Benefit make-up ★ 7. gypsy magick – charms, spells and all the Romany goodness ★ 8. stationery – l heart it. Fact. ★ 9. a pay check ★ 10. Reading a Francesca Lia Block book ★ 11. pink ★ 12. kissing – love me the kissing ★ 13. chocolate ★ 14. colouring-in ★ 15. Cupcakes ★ 16. Rainy days spent watching DVDs under a blankie ★ 17. Adventures ★ 18. Buying new books ★ 19. My Ipod on shuffle setting 20. Listening to Kelianna on full blast ★ 21. the sunshine ★ 22. Dancing to the Glee soundtrack ★ 23. making a full moon vision board ★ 24. Panthers – new favourite animal ★ 25. The smell of cinnamon and ylang ylang ★ 26. Pesto pasta ★ 27. Bubble-filled baths ★ 28. Elemis products ★ 29. Tattoos ★ 30. Getting lost in a book o’ magick ★ 31. Glastonbury ★ 32. New pyjamas 33. A long and laughter filled convo with my favourite people ★ 34. Watching Glee on repeat ★ 35. walking ★ 36. Spending WAY too much time in bookshops – are you sensing a theme?! ★ 37. bubbles ★ 38. speaking to people who are passionate about what they think and feel ★ 39. San Francisco ★ 40. learning – love learning new things ★ 41. crystals ★ 42. A good massage ★ 43. Sleep ins on a Sunday morning ★ 44. Pink retro typewriters – I really want one ★ 45. writing books ★ 46. self-love ★ 47. Workshops and classes and the people I meet in them ★ 48. People watching ★ 49. Money in the bank ★ 50. Hot chocolate with marshmallows ★ 51. The beach ★ 52. Emails from girls who have read my book and tell me how it’s changed their life.

What inspires YOU?

Exercise from: 52 Projects: Random Acts of Everyday Creativity

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