Helen Sellick

My name is Helen, I am a designer, I make bespoke handmade beaded jewellery. Each piece is made to your specifications. Bookings via the website or DM me.

[Helen Sellick @SellickHelen]

Bouncing back stronger than ever and raring to go. A much deserved break and fully energised for what's to come.

Speaking in general terms but that's just how things are with me. Anyways, the best place to find #bespokejewellery is https://t.co/swo4AcL2CJ

[feyisayo 💸 @feyiszn]

Introverts do not hate socializing. They hate pretending.

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

During a city parade, a calm guard horse walked proudly with his rider. Along the road, a small child in a wheelchair watched quietly. The horse suddenly stopped, lowered his head, and moved closer. The child gently hugged the horse, and the horse stayed perfectly still, peaceful and kind. It was a soft, beautiful moment that made everyone smile. Horses truly have gentle hearts.

[Crazy Moments @Crazymoments01]

He Built a SECRET Underground Bunker from a School Bus!

[ᜰ 🇦🇷 @markklfc]

Thierry Henry on South Africa qualifying for the World Cup knockout stage for the first time ever:

🗣️ “This is why we love football. Tonight isn't just a victory for South Africa. Tonight is history. An entire nation has waited for a moment like this, and now it finally belongs to them.”

“When the final whistle blew, you could see the emotion everywhere. The players, the staff, the fans. These are the moments people remember for the rest of their lives.”

“Many people didn't believe South Africa would get this far. They were underestimated before the tournament started, but they kept fighting, kept believing, and now they have achieved something no South African team has ever achieved before.”

“Look at those players. Some of them grew up dreaming about representing their country on the biggest stage. Tonight they didn't just represent South Africa they made history for it.”

“What makes this story beautiful is that nobody can take it away from them. Years from now, people will still talk about the team that broke the barrier and carried South Africa into the knockout rounds for the very first time.”

“This is bigger than football. Somewhere in South Africa, young boys and girls are watching this team and believing that anything is possible.”

“South Korea fought hard, but tonight belonged to South Africa. Every tackle, every save, every sprint was for a place in history, and they earned it.”

“The celebrations will be unforgettable because these players know exactly what they have done. They haven't just won a match. They have given an entire country a moment of pride.”

“When people talk about the greatest stories of this World Cup, South Africa's name deserves to be part of that conversation.”

“Tonight, millions of South Africans will go to sleep smiling. Not because their team won 1-0, but because their nation has achieved something it had never achieved before.”

[Solyricon @Solyricon]

Girl to girl:

If he has a girlfriend, know your boundaries.

You're not clueless. If you know he's taken, stop enjoying the attention and start respecting the relationship.

[Anele Mdoda @Anele]

Good night 🥰

[kgadi♠️ @Kgadi_yaMoloto]

Iqanda le country.

She did not have any frontal
She did not have any Facebeat make up
She did not have a new fancy dress
As she was raised by a single mother ...

But she said nothing will stop me from finishing what I have started,she went and got her BA honors👩‍🎓

24 years old Nokuthula Dlamini 🎓

[Anele Mdoda @Anele]

Whilst we wait for the outcome of the oxtail, here let’s gather for story time.

We can call this chapter… Blumas and a blue dress.

So what had happened was…

[Anele Mdoda @Anele]

Last week someone cut the line in front of Alakhe and Ncuthu.

Alakhe: Sir there is a line

Guy who cut the line: you snooze you lose.

Alakhe: sir, I’m not going to accept this disrespect from you.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Johannesburg Water @JHBWater]

#JoburgUpdates
Overall Johannesburg Water System Update. ^PR

[Lincoln @flabbytofit99]

Last week, I heard my son being disrespectful to my wife upstairs at bedtime.

I didn't yell up the stairs. I didn't rush up.

I just started walking. Slowly.

Our stairs creak. Loud.

Step. Creak.
Step. Creak.
Step. Creak.

My son went silent.

I heard my wife: "You hear your father coming, so you stopped, didn't you?"

No response.

I reached his room. Looked him in the eye.

"You will not be disrespectful to your mother. Apologize. Right now. And don't ever do it again."

He apologized. I walked out.

---

That's all it took.

But here's the lesson every dad needs to hear:

**Your kids are testing YOU when they disrespect your wife.**

They're learning:
• Does Dad back Mom up?
• Can I get away with this?
• Who's really in charge here?

If you don't shut it down IMMEDIATELY, it escalates.

Your kids keep pushing. Your wife keeps absorbing it. And you've failed both of them.

**Back her up. Every single time.**

Even if you disagree with how she handled something, you back her up in front of the kids.

Handle disagreements later, in private.

In the moment? You're a team. Always.

**Here's what your kids are learning:**

Your SONS are watching how you treat their mother. That's their blueprint for how to treat women.

Your DAUGHTERS are watching too. That's their blueprint for what treatment to accept from men.

If you let your kids disrespect her, you're teaching them:
• Mom doesn't deserve respect
• I can talk to women however I want
• Dad won't protect the people he loves

Is that the legacy you want to leave?

**Your wife is watching too.**

She's asking:
• Will he back me up?
• Will he stand with me?
• Can I count on him when it's hard?

Be the man who says YES to all three.

Nip disrespect in the bud. Now. Before it becomes a pattern.

Your family is counting on you to lead.

Don't let them down.

[Drip Father @Drip_Father]

My heart is broken 💔 after watching this video. But in the end, the girl won hearts.💖

[Anele Mdoda @Anele]

❤️❤️❤️❤️ a weekend for lovers.

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

I was standing in the checkout line at the grocery store. It was crowded and loud.

My dog, Titus—a strong, focused Husky service dog—was sitting perfectly still beside me. His body was lightly pressed against my leg, his posture calm and steady, his eyes locked onto my face. He didn’t look away for even a second.

A woman behind me tapped my shoulder sharply.

“That dog needs a muzzle,” she snapped.

“Look at the way he’s staring. He’s dangerous. It’s irresponsible to bring a dog like that into a store.”

At that moment, the room started to spin. My vision narrowed, the warning signs hitting all at once. I knew I only had seconds.

“He’s not staring because he’s aggressive,” I said, my voice shaking as I gripped Titus’s harness.

“He’s staring because he knows something is wrong with me.”

Then I collapsed.

But I didn’t hit the floor.

I landed on Titus.

He had already braced his body, ready to catch me.

When I came to, the paramedics were there.

Titus was lying across my legs, using his body to create space, keeping everyone back. The woman was gone.

“Good boy,” one of the EMTs said, gently patting his head.

“He didn’t let anyone touch you until we arrived.”

He wasn’t preparing to attack.

He was prepared to do his job.

He was prepared to protect my life. 🐕‍🦺🖤

Educate yourself before you judge.

Service dogs come in all shapes and appearances—and they save lives. 🚑

Jasmine limb

[Anele Mdoda @Anele]

Hell

[🇺🇸 🦅Simple Man 🦅🇺🇸 @Soaringeagle45]

A teacher says to a little boy in class, “If I gave you 2 cats plus another 2 cats, how many would you have?”

Little boy replied, “5”

Teacher, “No, listen carefully, if I gave you 2 cats plus another 2 cats, how many would you have?”

Little boy replied again, “5”

Teacher, “Ok, let me word this differently, if I gave you 2 apples plus 2 more apples, how many did I give you?”

Little boy, “4”

Teacher, “She repeats the cat question again, now how many do you have?”

Little boy, “5”

Teacher, “Where the heck are you getting 5 from?”

Little boy, “Because I already have a freaking cat”

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

I was in the checkout line. The man in front of me was buying diapers, baby formula, and frozen pizzas. He looked exhausted. He swiped his card. Declined. He tried again. Declined. He looked at the cashier, panic rising. "I get paid Friday. I just... the baby needs..." He started to take the pizzas off. "Just the diapers and formula, please." I stepped forward and swiped my card before he could stop me. "Sir, you dropped this," I said. "I didn't drop a credit card," he said. "No," I smiled. "You dropped your faith in a good day. Let me pick it up for you." He tried to argue. I just shook my head. "Go feed that baby." He walked out, stunned. The cashier looked at me. "That was $80." "I spent $80 on drinks last weekend and don't remember half of it," I told her. "I'll remember this for the rest of my life."

Anonymous

[blue @bluewmist]

my therapist told me this and it hit me: “healing is so hard because it is a constant battle between your inner child who is scared and just wants safety.... your inner teenager who is angry and just wants justice.... and your current self-who is tired and just wants peace."

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

How generational trauma works

[Honey 🛼 @honeymoon250]

7 for me!!….I feel confident nobody Has all 20!!

How many for you?