Old Navy VS. Urban Outfitter!

So you're walking through the mall, and you see far off in the distance, URBAN OUTFITTERS. But right next to it is OLD NAVY. You love them both, so it's absolutely impossible to decide where to go. That's where i come in, I'm gonna help you choose, if you ever would need to, between Urban Outfitters and Old Navy.

If you're looking for a dress, prices are probably a big part of what will help you choose.

Urban Outfitters:

$58.00 (plus tax, shipping & handling)

Old Navy:

$16.99 (plus tax, shipping & handling)

Yeah i know, $58 is a lot for a purple sun dress...especially if you can get almost the exact same

dress for $17. But hey, if you're going for THE BEST quality, you may want to pay more...just to make sure that you're not being gypped. Also, some people are really into buying brand name clothes and are willing to pay more for that.

For a guy, a good button down shirt is just about mandatory. If you're

looking for a good price..well...just check this out:

Urban Outfitters:

$44.00 (plus tax, shipping & handling)

Old Navy:

$14.99 (plus tax, shipping & handling)

So, as you can see price and look are two big factors of how you decide what you buy. I know for me, i hardly ever buy anything i think is overly priced. When you're shopping between these two stores, make sure that you compare well and really think about why you like each item of clothing.

By Lennox!

Nicaragua! Continued.

Like I said before, this past summer, I went to Nicaragua! It was so amazing. I went volcano climbing 3 times, went to a handicapped orphanage, camped out in the mountains of the rain forest, and worked in a village called Villa Catalina (doing things like building and playing with children). I went down there with my uncle's non profit organization called "Amigos For Christ".

His organization started just after Hurricane Mitch struck Nicaragua, leaving hundreds, if not thousands, of families homeless, jobless, and many dead. My uncle just felt a calling to go down there and bring as many people as possible, back to a home, with food and a place to sleep at night.

After my uncle and a team of workers began building, the first village -of three- began forming. This was Villa Santa Matilda. Two more came after, (name unknown) and Villa Santa Catalina.

He has put more than 300 families back into a home, with a job, and food on their plates. Tons of people fly in every year to help build (mostly people from the US) . If you would like to learn more, this is my uncle's website: http://www.amigosforchrist.org/

-Lennox

PS- I will have more pictures posted in a few days or so!

Nicaragua!

This past summer, i went to the exotic country of Nicaragua. It was an amazig experience filled with an insanely beautiful culture. I did everything from climbing a volcano, to visiting a handicapped orphanage. I will put on another post in a little bit with tons more details about my awesome trip. To be continued... -Lennox

Winter Break

Who's TOTALLY EXCITED for the upcoming Winter Break?! I know I am, and so are the rest of the Bloggers. Most everyone knows what happens during these glorious 2 weeks. Christmas! And for those of you who don't celebrate Christmas, there are plenty of other really neat holidays celebrated during this time. For example, Kwanzaa. But lets not forget New Year's. This is a great holiday for everyone to celebrate. It brings in the beginning of 2009, and for many people, New Year's Resolutions, along with a fresh start. Here At LMS, The New Year just means less time until the end of the year!



By Lennox!