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Here we are, on the very last day of 2013, a time of reflection and to form resolutions for another New Year. 
This is one of the last series of 'what our PR Interns are wearing' for the 2013 season, featuring our 'Purple Orchids' scarf, specifically designed for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA). Working in more than 120 countries, ADRA provides aid to disaster relief, community farming,water resources, food aid in mother-child health programs and women education and training. 
This design features the native African flower motifs and is specially created to provide education for women in Rwanda. 


Wherever you may be, all of us from Cup of Daisies would like to wish that you've had a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year ahead!

Wearing: Vintage felt hat, D&G sunnies, Zara dress, Cup of Daisies Purple Orchid scarf

Joan x

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