As humans we are largely responsive to visual cues (pictures) whether we like to admit it or not.
Pictures have the ability to make us feel happy, excited, disgusted, and curious among other things.
We can remember a famous brand just by looking at their image and can even reminisce 10, 20, 30 years into the past to a moment in our lives where we were affected emotionally by a specific event simply by looking at an old picture.  Images can also warn us or give us clues about to what’s to come. Magazines understand the basic nature of human beings and our inability to ignore powerful images.

Images convey emotion about what you are talking about in a powerfully sensory based way and gives additional depth to your content.  Good images create an atmosphere that people want to invoke themselves in and be a part of.  If your visitors can relate to and connect with your images you’ve increased the likelihood that they will return.

This image taken at the awesome location of Neva River, was my capture for today thankyou to a excellent photographer - Lestat Draconia. Wearing this gorgeous bikini from the LivGlam Spring Collection, am curious what does this picture tell you?

For more information come take a visit to our destination for today:-

Destination: Liv Glam

Bikini - [LG] K-Collection (Spring 13)Vanessa3 Bikini
Skin - Glam Affair - Cleo - America - 06

As simple as
Closing your eyes
For a moment.

Everything flows like river

River feeling is
As smooth as
Everything after
The first step.
easy as forgetting
Walking boots.

River feeling is
nice as
iron ties
Coming off.

Everything flows like river

Everything is good and flows
like river      

Like most kids, my memories are nested within an Easter basket, with loads of Easter treats hidden inside the neon green static cling grass and trees.  I remember going on neighborhood Easter egg hunts, being brought to the shops to get a photo with the perverted Easter Bunny, Watching the adults start hiding the easter eggs in the trees trying to remember each and every spot they thought they were being clever in hiding the eggs. Not to mention, during the daytime lunch secretly hiding the fleshy ham within my crumpled up napkin because it tasted too weird and chewy..

Easter memories were all about being with the family, the trip to Easter mass in the morning and then spending the whole rest of the day eating chocolate covered easter eggs and counting how many I had compared to my siblings and trying to pinch one of theirs without them knowing.

Easter holds a special place in my heart and one that I enjoy sharing with my own family and friends.

For my '100th' post, I would like to wish you from SL Destinations R Us, a very happy Easter. :)

For our destination today, visit the exciting and fun land of Snuggles Easter & Spring decorations.