Showing posts with label competition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label competition. Show all posts

Thursday, November 27, 2014

The winner of the iTunes voucher!!!

By Arnia Kiara Oosthuizen

Last week, I launched a competition on my blog, because it's my blog's blogaversary! The competition was that you could win an iTunes voucher!

Today I announce the winner!
Drum roll please....
The winner is:

Hanno Schoeman!!


Congrats Hanno, I will contact you shortly!

Thursday, November 20, 2014

Happy birthday to Millenium Lady

By Arnia Kiara Oosthuizen

Last year, the 20th of November, I wrote my first blog post on this blog! Time flies when you're having fun, I guess!

I have learned so many things about blogging, as well as social media, while I enjoyed myself on this blog. I also met a great deal of people, who I would never have met if not for this blog.



I have decided to give away an iTunes voucher of a R150 ($15), because it's the blog's birthday!


What do you have to do to win?

You have to:

  • Comment on this post and tell me what you will do with the voucher.
  • Like the Millenium Lady page on Facebook
The draw will take place on Thursday, the 27th of November. Anyone can be part of this competition. The name of the winner will be drawn at random!

Good luck and may the odds be ever in your favor! 

Friday, January 17, 2014

We all are winners

By Arnia Kiara Oosthuizen

Today, we went to go and watch my sister running at her school's athletic event.

Sister and me

She was very upset when she didn't win (or even close), she was third last. Just after she finished running, she already had a sad face and said that she lost. How do you explain to a 5 year old, that winning isn't everything?

Children grow up believing that it is very important and it's not...
I, also never won. Our family is not really athletic. We have the brains! One day she will win other kids in grades, whereas they will in sport. Everyone wins in their own way and every person is unique and no one else can be the same as you.

The awesome blue team
We all are winner, just in different ways!

Friday, November 22, 2013

Bullying never stops

By Arnia Kiara Oosthuizen


The wall of love in Paris, France.


Even as a 20 year old, I still experience bullying from people who believe they are better than the rest.

I stutter when I am stressed or in difficult situations. When I was in primary school, kids used to tease and bully me. The teachers came to my rescue and told the kids to stop.
But how long can teachers fend for a kid?

Looking back, I should've stood up for myself and not have been ashamed of stuttering. I should have ignored them or laughed at them for teasing me, because they are pathetic.

Bullying still happens. It happens in the form of seniors trying to degrade the self worth of first year students, through initiation in the hostel. It is absolutely disgusting and sad that they would lower themselves to that level. When I was a first year, the House Committee teased me because I stuttered. I had a little chat with them and they stopped.

What gain does one get to be the bully? Do you feel better about your sad life? Does it boost your self image? I will never understand it.

I believe if you consider yourself a good person, you should never look down on someone, unless you are helping them up.

Please feel free to leave a comment :)