Hi friends!
Well, I'm back from a break from blogging... with a fantastic offer for you!
For a LIMITED time...
you can download my entire first album "Mystery" for FREE!
Just head over to my website:
www.raylenewaye.com where you can take advantage of this limited offer!
I have a new album coming soon... but to whet your appetite... I am offering my first album as a FREE mp3 download for the first 100 takers!
While you're visiting, you may also like to head over to my facebook page and "LIKE" :)
You can also find me on Reverbnation... where you can sign up to my fanreach to get the latest news...
www.reverbnation.com/raylenewaye
Both links are on my website also!
thanks!!
Stay awesome!
blessings
Raylene
Saturday, 16 March 2013
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Friday, 25 January 2013
Back into the swing...
Hi!
I hope the New Year is off to a flying start for you all!
Just returned from visiting family and friends interstate... it's time for me to get out of holiday mode and concentrate on finishing my upcoming album "Redemption"... with 12 great new songs!
Well, I've already given you some sneak peaks at what's coming... "Hope", "No One is Beyond", "Prevail" and you can listen from my music player to the right of my page... or at www.reverbnation.com/raylenewaye or www.raylenewaye.com
Here's one more preview for you... I've just uploaded "Arms of Love"...
Feel free to leave some feedback... this song is in preliminary mix at present... I hope you enjoy!!
cheers :)
xox
I hope the New Year is off to a flying start for you all!
Just returned from visiting family and friends interstate... it's time for me to get out of holiday mode and concentrate on finishing my upcoming album "Redemption"... with 12 great new songs!
Well, I've already given you some sneak peaks at what's coming... "Hope", "No One is Beyond", "Prevail" and you can listen from my music player to the right of my page... or at www.reverbnation.com/raylenewaye or www.raylenewaye.com
Here's one more preview for you... I've just uploaded "Arms of Love"...
Feel free to leave some feedback... this song is in preliminary mix at present... I hope you enjoy!!
cheers :)
xox
Sunday, 6 January 2013
Live Radio Interview - Louisville Kentucky USA
- Live Radio Interview & Feature
- 7:15 pm
- Louisville Kentucky USA, USA
- Live Radio interview and feature - "The Wheat Report" - with Mz Audra Wheat - featuring Raylene
Thursday January 17th 7pm-8pm EST (USA) = 11:15am Friday 18th January AEST (daylight saving time - AUSTRALIA)
Call in 646.929.1566 questions, comments, or listen LIVE from your phone or log in to
www.blogtalkradio.com/the-wheat-report
listen in or participate in the chat room
UPDATE!!!
this interview has been rescheduled for Feb 4th at 6pm EST... cheers!
Monday, 31 December 2012
Embrace!!
Happy New Year everyone!!!
Last night, for me, was spent down at Sydney harbour, watching the spectacular New Year's Eve fireworks...
In the meantime, several hours of time had to pass... waiting for the main event to take place... as you need to set up camp pretty early to get a good vantage point...
Thousands of people were setting up little tents and had chairs and eskys full of food and drinks and so forth...
I went for a walk along the esplanade, away from the crowd and where it was a lot quieter and got a great view of the harbour... and some really cool nights pics of boats aglow as they sailed the calm waters, also passing the time...
Then I looked up and saw a once in a life time opportunity... and would have gained an even greater snap if I had thought about it a bit sooner... instead of just admiring... :-)
The yellow moon, framed between the red glow of sails and rope... just touching the one to the right of it... on its ascent into the starry night... a brief window of time to get this pic before the boat and the moon continued on their separate paths...
I caught one more snap, within seconds of the first, making it apparent that the opportunity was quickly slipping by...
After capturing the image, I realized that the writing on the side of the boat, also aglow in red, reads:
"Embrace"
Then I got to thinking... that's a great motto for the coming year! Embrace... the opportunities that come and make the most of those moments... as sometimes they will only come once in a life time, or maybe fleeting...
Time is a precious gift from God, and no one knows how long we each have... many predicted the end of the world (again) at the end of last year... but here we are... having crossed over again into a New Year... with new opportunities and new horizons to explore...
So, my wish and prayer for you, is that you will go forward with hope and embrace this year and experience the fulness of God's best for you!!
Happy 2013!!
Last night, for me, was spent down at Sydney harbour, watching the spectacular New Year's Eve fireworks...
In the meantime, several hours of time had to pass... waiting for the main event to take place... as you need to set up camp pretty early to get a good vantage point...
Thousands of people were setting up little tents and had chairs and eskys full of food and drinks and so forth...
I went for a walk along the esplanade, away from the crowd and where it was a lot quieter and got a great view of the harbour... and some really cool nights pics of boats aglow as they sailed the calm waters, also passing the time...
Then I looked up and saw a once in a life time opportunity... and would have gained an even greater snap if I had thought about it a bit sooner... instead of just admiring... :-)
The yellow moon, framed between the red glow of sails and rope... just touching the one to the right of it... on its ascent into the starry night... a brief window of time to get this pic before the boat and the moon continued on their separate paths...
I caught one more snap, within seconds of the first, making it apparent that the opportunity was quickly slipping by...
After capturing the image, I realized that the writing on the side of the boat, also aglow in red, reads:
"Embrace"
Then I got to thinking... that's a great motto for the coming year! Embrace... the opportunities that come and make the most of those moments... as sometimes they will only come once in a life time, or maybe fleeting...
Time is a precious gift from God, and no one knows how long we each have... many predicted the end of the world (again) at the end of last year... but here we are... having crossed over again into a New Year... with new opportunities and new horizons to explore...
So, my wish and prayer for you, is that you will go forward with hope and embrace this year and experience the fulness of God's best for you!!
Happy 2013!!
Monday, 24 December 2012
Easy Tirimasu - yummo!
the last thing I decided to make for Christmas lunch, was a Tirimasu :) yum!
I got this idea from a friend, who has a degree in hospitality... and is a fab cook! But this recipe is VERY SIMPLE!
ingredients:
Italian sponge finger biscuits - one large packet
600 mls thickened cream (not light cream - it won't whip)
drinking chocolate powder for sprinkling
teaspoon of vanilla
1 tablespoon of icing sugar or natural sugar replacement
one cup of cold strong black coffee
1/2 cup coffee liquor (I ended up using one that was a vanilla/chocolate cream liquor)
you will need a rectangular dish (I copied my friend and used a 2 litre plastic storage container with a snap lock lid)
1) In a flat dish or container, place the cold coffee & liquor
2) In another bowl, whip the cream, vanilla and icing sugar/sugar replacement until the cream is nice and thick - (but not too long or it will turn into butter!)
3) place biscuits on a tray ready to be dipped into the liquid...
4) get ready a small tea strainer or sieve to dust drinking chocolate powder
5) you are now ready to assemble your dessert!
6) soak each biscuit and roll around for about 5 seconds each in the coffee liquor mix... but not too long or the biscuits with fall apart!
7) place the soaked biscuits in rows until you have formed a layer, along the bottom of the container you are using for the dessert
8) place a layer of the whipped cream over the biscuit layer, then dust with the drinking chocolate powder
9) Continue to layer the biscuits, cream and choc powder until you fill the container... finishing with the dusted choc powder.
10) place in the fridge for 24 hours, and serve! Enjoy :)
Here's mine in the 2 litre container...
and served ready to eat, with some delicious strawberries and blueberries!
I also made this one, using cold drinking chocolate (with no coffee or liquor) and made it is similar fashion to the other one in the recipe above :)
Merry Christmas!! :)
I got this idea from a friend, who has a degree in hospitality... and is a fab cook! But this recipe is VERY SIMPLE!
ingredients:
Italian sponge finger biscuits - one large packet
600 mls thickened cream (not light cream - it won't whip)
drinking chocolate powder for sprinkling
teaspoon of vanilla
1 tablespoon of icing sugar or natural sugar replacement
one cup of cold strong black coffee
1/2 cup coffee liquor (I ended up using one that was a vanilla/chocolate cream liquor)
you will need a rectangular dish (I copied my friend and used a 2 litre plastic storage container with a snap lock lid)
1) In a flat dish or container, place the cold coffee & liquor
2) In another bowl, whip the cream, vanilla and icing sugar/sugar replacement until the cream is nice and thick - (but not too long or it will turn into butter!)
3) place biscuits on a tray ready to be dipped into the liquid...
4) get ready a small tea strainer or sieve to dust drinking chocolate powder
5) you are now ready to assemble your dessert!
6) soak each biscuit and roll around for about 5 seconds each in the coffee liquor mix... but not too long or the biscuits with fall apart!
7) place the soaked biscuits in rows until you have formed a layer, along the bottom of the container you are using for the dessert
8) place a layer of the whipped cream over the biscuit layer, then dust with the drinking chocolate powder
9) Continue to layer the biscuits, cream and choc powder until you fill the container... finishing with the dusted choc powder.
10) place in the fridge for 24 hours, and serve! Enjoy :)
Here's mine in the 2 litre container...
and served ready to eat, with some delicious strawberries and blueberries!
I also made this one, using cold drinking chocolate (with no coffee or liquor) and made it is similar fashion to the other one in the recipe above :)
Merry Christmas!! :)
Merry Christmas to all!! :)
Merry Christmas to all!!
It's at this time of year, that many like to have Christmas light displays, with some going all out - taking many months of the year to create something truly spectacular for others to enjoy and share in the Christmas spirit!
This pic is only a SMALL part of an incredible display - one of the best we found - with decorations, lights, nativity settings, raffles, lucky dips, and a donation collection etc - supporting a children's hospital (with their endorsement for her fundraising on their behalf)
It was quite a large property, with decorations and lights covering every part of it! Several people stopped to get out of their cars and walk into the place and check out the decorations, leave donations, buy raffle tickets and take photos...
What a wonderful way to share and care for others at this time of year! No doubt a bit of generosity and love goes a long way towards making the world a better place to live :)
It is easy to give to our loved ones - friends and family - and maybe even extend the Christmas cheer to a co-worker, perhaps even a boss, friendly neighbours etc... but to total strangers? Not a lot go to that extent...
Yet, the greatest love of all can never be surpassed... before we even cared to know of Him...
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him, shall not perish but have eternal life" John 3:16
May you know the greatest love of all this Christmas season!
Blessings xox
It's at this time of year, that many like to have Christmas light displays, with some going all out - taking many months of the year to create something truly spectacular for others to enjoy and share in the Christmas spirit!
This pic is only a SMALL part of an incredible display - one of the best we found - with decorations, lights, nativity settings, raffles, lucky dips, and a donation collection etc - supporting a children's hospital (with their endorsement for her fundraising on their behalf)
It was quite a large property, with decorations and lights covering every part of it! Several people stopped to get out of their cars and walk into the place and check out the decorations, leave donations, buy raffle tickets and take photos...
What a wonderful way to share and care for others at this time of year! No doubt a bit of generosity and love goes a long way towards making the world a better place to live :)
It is easy to give to our loved ones - friends and family - and maybe even extend the Christmas cheer to a co-worker, perhaps even a boss, friendly neighbours etc... but to total strangers? Not a lot go to that extent...
Yet, the greatest love of all can never be surpassed... before we even cared to know of Him...
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him, shall not perish but have eternal life" John 3:16
May you know the greatest love of all this Christmas season!
Blessings xox
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